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Kerr County, Texas, identified flood risks and vulnerabilities in its 2024 Hazard Mitigation Action Plan. The plan outlines necessary measures to enhance flood warning systems and improve safety. Residents seek accountability and preventive actions following recent flood events.
For anyone planning significant noncash charitable donations, this case emphasized the importance of scrupulous recordkeeping and strict adherence to IRS rules.
Pope Leo XIV urged youth at the Live Pure Youth Conference in Rome to become digital missionaries, promoting peace and human dignity. Addressing the young pilgrims at Santa Pudenziana Church, he emphasized forming meaningful relationships in the digital age. Archbishop Rex Andrew Alarcon also addressed humility and pride. The event fostered global youth engagement in digital evangelism.
Elakim Patidongan, brother of whistleblower Julie Patidongan, ready to testify in the case of missing sabungeros in the Philippines. Claims knowledge of Melbert John Santos’ fate. Authorities gather evidence in pursuit of justice amid related charges against gaming tycoon Charlie “Atong” Ang and others.
The Texas Lottery is set to pay an $83.5 million jackpot to a Houston-area winner after months of delay. The winner will receive $45.8 million before taxes.
The Texas House panel advances redrawn congressional map, potentially increasing Republican seats. The full House review is expected soon amid discussions on gerrymandering and its implications for political representation.
Nicholas Kaufman, former legal counsel to ex-president Rodrigo Duterte, has declined to comment on reports regarding the alleged suspension of Honeylet Avanceña’s visitation rights at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague. This follows Avanceña’s claims of being denied access to visit Duterte, currently held in detention at the ICC. The situation has raised questions about the legal grounds of Avanceña’s alleged suspension, with Kaufman remaining silent on the matter.
Former BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer was dismissed by President Trump after an unsatisfactory July jobs report. Learn more about the circumstances of this decision and its implications for future labor statistics reporting.
Naomi Brazle, 92, has awaited her home’s completion for four years, despite a $200,000 investment. Builder cites financial issues; completion expected by 2025. KPRC 2 News monitors progress.
Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque addresses comments made by Nicholas Kaufman, legal counsel to ex-President Rodrigo Duterte, labeling Roque as “irrelevant” in Duterte’s case, questioning the focus on him.