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Houston Police Department is close to completing a review of over 260,000 improperly suspended cases. The department’s response includes leadership changes and accountability measures. Completion is projected by January, addressing a scandal that highlighted understaffing and management issues.
Benguet Corporation aims to expand its mining operations and diversify into new sectors, including renewable energy, after emerging debt-free. The company plans to enhance its portfolio with strategic investments, marking a significant growth phase following decades-long financial constraints.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has launched new polymer banknotes featuring native wildlife, sparking debate on national pride and conservation. The shift to polymer notes enhances durability and security, aligning with global trends.
San Miguel Beer experiences back-to-back defeats against Hong Kong Eastern in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup. The team faces a 99-91 overtime loss, marking consecutive setbacks. The coach remains unperturbed as the team works on refining strategies.
Fort Worth has surpassed Austin to become the fourth-largest city in Texas. The city’s rapid growth, diverse economy, and cultural evolution are key factors in this change.
President Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates to life imprisonment without parole, reflecting a move away from capital punishment. This decision aligns with Biden’s stance against the death penalty and could signal broader changes in federal justice policy.
Harris County faces a significant rise in substance-related deaths, with social media playing a crucial role in accessibility. Efforts are underway to address the alarming trend, focusing on naloxone training and public education campaigns.
Austin police are actively searching for a person of interest related to a deadly shooting incident in Southeast Austin. Authorities request public help in identifying and locating the individual.
The Woodlands, a suburb north of Houston, is emerging as a top office leasing hub. With new tenants and expanded leases across diverse industries, the area is thriving. The Woodlands offers “Class A” office spaces and a strong work-life balance, attracting companies with its premier amenities and strategic location.
Patrick Jankowski of the Greater Houston Partnership forecasts a strong 2025 for Houston’s economy, highlighting job growth, innovation, and population increases. Despite policy uncertainties, Houston’s robust economy and optimistic outlook ensure resilience and continued prosperity.