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Singer Jaya announced her plan to return to the Philippines from the United States to focus on family, faith, and cultural roots, marking a new chapter in her personal and professional life.
Bangkok and Samut Prakan face a rabies threat, prompting a 30-day animal movement ban in designated zones. Authorities enforce strict measures to control the outbreak, advising residents to exercise caution and avoid contact with stray animals. Prompt reporting and medical action in case of exposure are crucial.
The Texas Supreme Court has upheld a decision allowing the Texas Card House in Dallas to operate, rejecting the city’s appeal and ending a prolonged legal conflict. This maintains the poker room’s operating permits amid discussions on legal pathways for poker houses as city officials weigh financial implications.
Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University. The suspect remains at large as authorities launch a widespread manhunt.
On September 11, 2025, Houston Mayor John Whitmire led a remembrance ceremony to honor the victims and heroes of the 9/11 attacks. The event highlighted the importance of unity and patriotism as community members gathered to reflect on the tragedy’s impact.
The Philippines formally protested China’s plan to create a nature reserve in the contested Panatag Shoal, urging Beijing to withdraw. This comes amid ongoing South China Sea tensions, where Manila asserts its sovereignty, referencing the 2016 arbitration ruling.
Eli Lilly plans a $5.9 billion campus in Houston, creating over 600 jobs. The expansion boosts Houston’s life sciences hub. Details remain under discussion.
Daniel Bracamontez of Georgetown was sentenced to 300 years for child pornography, highlighting a significant legal effort to combat child exploitation. Following a cyber tip, authorities uncovered disturbing materials on his devices. Prosecutors and law enforcement underscore the commitment to protecting children and delivering justice.
Texas State University cadets honor 9/11 victims with a stair climb, ascending 2,090 steps in tribute to the World Trade Center floors, promoting unity and remembrance within the ROTC community.
San Antonio City Council votes on censuring Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzalez after a DWI arrest. Learn about the case details and the council’s decision.