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The San Antonio Spurs are hosting watch parties for their “Spurs In Paris” game against the Indiana Pacers. Rising NBA star Victor Wembanyama holds the fourth spot in All-Star voting, highlighting his impact this season. Fans in San Antonio and Austin can join in watch parties as the Spurs prepare for their international game in Paris, a testament to the NBA’s global reach.
A GoFundMe campaign is aiding the family of MKaya Amrani, a child who died after a car crash at a Bexar County daycare. The effort seeks to cover medical bills during this difficult time. Community response highlights solidarity and support for the grieving family.
Renowned filmmaker David Lynch has died at age 78. Known for his visionary work on films like “Blue Velvet” and the TV series “Twin Peaks,” Lynch’s influence on cinema is celebrated worldwide. While the official cause of death was not disclosed, the director had battled emphysema. Lynch leaves behind a legacy of groundbreaking storytelling and a lasting impact on the film and television industry.
Democrats urge for the Capitol’s Jan. 6 memorial plaque installation. Delayed since 2022, the plaque would honor the victims and police heroes of the insurrection. The delay raises frustration among lawmakers and victims’ families. Calls increase for resolution and remembrance.
House Speaker Mike Johnson removes Rep. Mike Turner as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, sparking discussions among political circles. Turner claims Mar-a-Lago concerns are cited, which Johnson denies. The sudden leadership change prompts questions about future direction and management.
Landry Distillery wins a legal battle to keep its name against billionaire Tilman Fertitta. The court ruled no trademark violation occurred, allowing the distillery to retain its identity. This decision holds implications for future trademark disputes and brand name conflicts in varying industries.
The United States expressed confidence in a Gaza ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, despite new Israeli airstrikes. The truce, mediated by Qatar and the U.S., aims to end the ongoing conflict. Israeli cabinet deliberations and continued airstrikes pose challenges to the ceasefire’s success.
The City of Houston announced that municipal employees must return to the office full-time starting February 2024, ending the hybrid work model. Mayor Sylvester Turner informed employees of the decision, emphasizing the need for better collaboration. Employees have voiced concerns about work-life balance and commuting, but city officials promise support for a smooth transition. This decision aligns with a national trend of returning to traditional work environments as pandemic restrictions ease.
The Philippine Consulate in Houston will be closed on Monday, January 20, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Hilary Duff and husband Matthew Koma offered shelter to Mandy Moore’s family after their home was destroyed by California wildfires. The couple’s act highlights community support amid ongoing crisis, with many families displaced and seeking aid.