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Former Senator Ping Lacson warns of potential legal challenges to the 2025 budget. Issues may arise despite recent changes by President Marcos, raising concerns about compliance with legal standards.
Two individuals arrested after shooting at a downtown Austin condo. The investigation continues as authorities seek a motive. Residents call for increased security.
Police responded to a burglary report at Dirk Nowitzki’s Dallas home but determined it was a false alarm. Officers found no evidence of a break-in. Nowitzki is a retired NBA star living in Preston Hollow, a neighborhood known for its affluent residents.
A routine traffic stop in Cypress led to the discovery of three snakes, a loaded gun, and illegal drugs. The driver, with an open felony warrant, was arrested, Constable Mark Herman reported.
The Bureau of Corrections has released 1,000 inmates between November and December, reaching 7,707 freed this year. This move aims to decongest prisons and aid reintegration.
Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars player, experiences a $500K watch theft at his Dallas home while participating in a game. Incident highlights a trend of burglaries targeting athletes and prompts discussions on enhanced security measures for high-profile individuals.
Following a successful 2024, Gilas Pilipinas is set to make significant strides in 2025. Under Coach Tim Cone, the team aims to build on their victories in the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers and challenges faced in the Olympic Qualifying Tournament. With a focus on winning away games and maintaining a strong core group, Gilas is determined to enhance its global basketball presence.
Pope Francis appoints Bishop Roberto Mallari as the new head of Tarlac’s Catholic Diocese, succeeding the late Bishop Enrique Macaraeg. Bishop Mallari’s leadership promises continuity and renewal for the community.
Houston is set to achieve a record 54 million visitors in 2024, driven by its expanding convention infrastructure and rising popularity as a destination. The George R. Brown Convention Center’s expansion is a key factor in this growth, promising significant economic benefits. Hotel revenues have already increased by 15%, reflecting the city’s successful tourism strategy.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire encounters criticism after endorsing the Shen Yun performance. Allegations of talent exploitation surround the controversial group, drawing public and political attention.