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As Houston’s beloved FunPlex theme park closes, fans have the chance to bid on attractions like its iconic Ferris wheel and go-kart track. The auction, ending September 24, offers pieces that promise to appeal to both large-scale buyers and nostalgic fans seeking a piece of their childhood memories.
The European Union has renewed its call for the Philippines to rejoin the ICC, emphasizing human rights and accountability. Human rights groups are pressing the Marcos administration to cooperate with ongoing ICC investigations into former President Duterte’s actions. Duterte remains in The Hague, where his daughter confirms his strong health amidst postponed legal proceedings.
Roger Craig Vittitoe was arrested for stalking Lourdes McManus, wife of San Antonio Police Chief. He faces third-degree stalking charges after sending threatening messages.
A shooting at Evergreen High School in Colorado leaves at least three injured, including two students. Authorities respond, securing the area and setting up a reunification zone for families. Investigation ongoing.
Police discovered a decomposing body in a Tesla registered to singer D4vd at a Los Angeles tow yard. The investigation is ongoing. D4vd’s tour schedule remains in question following the discovery.
The Supreme Court has directed the Department of Education to vacate a Cagayan lot, affirming the legal claim of Princess Joama Caleda. Despite the DepEd’s arguments about public use and eminent domain, the court sided with Caleda, highlighting a lack of evidence for ownership transfer. The decision underscores the legal processes surrounding land claims and government property use.
Israeli airstrikes on Hamas leaders in Qatar, a key U.S. ally, prompted criticism from President Trump, highlighting tensions over sovereignty and peace negotiations. The operation, following a deadly Jerusalem shooting, has drawn international condemnation and concerns about its impact on peace efforts and hostage negotiations.
Dallas Police Chief asserts no involvement in immigration enforcement, responding to inquiries by Congresswoman Julie Johnson amidst public scrutiny. The department follows state laws, not proactively collecting immigration status, and remains uninvolved with ICE partnerships like the 287(g) program.
SAISD invites community-based partners to submit proposals for repurposing closed campuses into community-serving assets, with submissions due by October 17, 2025.
The DOJ has charged Decarlos Brown Jr. with a fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a public transit system. The charge highlights safety concerns and federal jurisdiction over crimes on mass transportation. The case will likely impact public transit security measures and refugee protection discourse in the U.S.