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A new Austin-based nonprofit called Junkyard is converting retired city buses into free rehearsal spaces to help local musicians address the rising cost and limited availability of practice venues in the city.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro demands an end to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts in Minneapolis following a deadly shooting incident involving federal agents.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has published new vaccine guidelines recommending immunization against 18 diseases, differing from the CDC’s recent reduction to 11 diseases. Read about the implications of these changes for child health.
Faris Hussain, who works at Evans Food Mart in South Fort Worth, carried a customer named Bobbi into the store after she was found lying outside in freezing temperatures on Saturday night.
BTS confirmed strong global demand as all tickets for the first three shows of their upcoming “Arirang” world tour sold out during presales on Thursday.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Sunday took custody of 15 Filipino survivors and two deceased crew members of the Singapore-flagged MV Devon Bay, which capsized off Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal.
In an Instagram post, Kris Aquino invited followers to watch and subscribe to her upcoming podcast, which may include a partial tour of her home. She said she missed conducting interviews and plans to follow safety protocols while taping.
British boxer Anthony Joshua resumed training on Thursday, weeks after a car crash killed two of his close team members on December 29 on a highway linking Lagos and Ibadan.
The 20-year-old, ranked 49th in the world, faced a brief medical timeout while trailing 2-1 in the second set, but returned to win five consecutive games to close out the match.
In a 25-page ruling dated January 26, the chamber rejected the defense’s request for an indefinite adjournment over Duterte’s alleged cognitive impairment.