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Vice President Sara Duterte posted bail Saturday after the Quezon City Regional Trial Court issued an arrest warrant against her over three counts of grave threats, saying her lawyers advised her that bail would provide greater security than police custody.
House prosecutors are still considering whether to drop the bribery article against Vice President Sara Duterte as they seek to shorten her impeachment trial, private prosecutor Benjamin “Jay” Tolosa Jr. said Saturday.
Tiny shells from millions of marine snails called sea butterflies have washed ashore along stretches of the Texas coast, leaving sharp fragments that beachgoers have mistaken for fiberglass.
Louisiana-Pacific Corp. will indefinitely suspend production at its oriented strand board mill in Jasper starting in October, affecting about 150 workers as the company responds to weak demand.
Prediction-market company Kalshi and its executives have contributed at least $22,600 to Texas candidates and political committees since 2025 as the company faces legal challenges over whether states can regulate its event contracts.
Billy Ray Cyrus voiced support Thursday for his daughter Miley Cyrus after she dropped her last name from her social media accounts and website and adopted “Miley” as her stage name.
Alex Eala advanced to the third round of the 2026 US Open after beating Ukraine’s Oleksandra Oliynykova, 6-1, 6-4, Friday at Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas State Preservation Board have asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit from three women who challenged one-year bans from the state Capitol following an August 2025 anti-redistricting protest.
A San Antonio city board Friday approved $60 million for the city to acquire 13 acres for a planned Spurs arena and nearly $51 million for improvements at Brackenridge Park, the San Antonio Zoo and the San Antonio Botanical Gardens.
Bexar County Precinct 4 Commissioner Tommy Calvert has announced an Oct. 3 march opposing a planned ICE migrant detention center on San Antonio’s East Side after the federal agency awarded a $17 million contract to convert a warehouse into the facility.