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Bastrop, Texas, is set for major growth with the $300 million Sendero development, featuring apartments, retail space, and a hotel, enhancing the community’s infrastructure and economy.
Houston’s MacGregor Park reveals $57.7M renovation plans, featuring a state-of-the-art tennis center, expanded green spaces, and enhanced community facilities for improved accessibility.
Johnson Development begins construction on a 4,000-home master-planned community in Fort Bend County, illustrating significant growth west of Houston.
T1 Energy, based in Austin, Texas, announces plans for an $850 million solar manufacturing plant in Rockdale, aiming to produce up to 5 gigawatts of solar cells and create 1,800 jobs, reinforcing Texas’s leadership in solar energy.
exas is set to become the home of the world’s largest green-powered data center. Energy Abundance Development Corp.’s “Data City, Texas” will utilize 100% green energy, revolutionizing data center sustainability.
Strong storms brought much-needed rain and large hail to the San Antonio area, with severe weather impacting Kerrville and alleviating drought conditions.
A major drug bust in South Dallas results in two arrests and the seizure of narcotics and firearms, marking a significant advance in the city’s efforts against drug trafficking.
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) have signed an agreement to safeguard the source codes for the 2025 national and local elections in the Philippines. This collaboration aims to bolster the integrity and transparency of the electoral process, ensuring the secure storage of critical elements required for automated elections. The move is part of Comelec’s broader efforts to enhance trust in the electoral system and address security concerns, ensuring the 2025 elections are conducted with credibility and transparency.
Foreign embassies in Seoul advise avoiding protest hubs ahead of South Korea’s Constitutional Court ruling on President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment. With anticipated demonstrations in key areas, including Anguk and Gwanghwamun, embassies from Singapore, Australia, France, and Morocco stress the importance of safety and staying informed amid rising tensions.
Martha Millan, a Filipino Australian actress, stands out in Fox’s hit series “The Cleaning Lady” as she embodies the struggles and resilience of the immigrant experience through her character Fiona De La Rosa. The show’s fourth season will return on March 25, engaging viewers with its powerful narrative and Millan’s authentic performance. Her portrayal highlights the heartfelt journey of an undocumented Filipino, showcasing the strength and fiery spirit of Filipino women, a testament to Millan’s heritage and personal experiences.