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Actress and beauty queen Winwyn Marquez urged government officials to show greater empathy, urgency and humility toward residents affected by severe flooding as heavy monsoon rains and a recent typhoon inundated parts of the Philippines.
Nearly 50 San Antonio nonprofit programs could lose $5.1 million in proposed city funding in 2028, a reduction city staff estimates could affect services for about 9,350 residents as the city addresses a projected two-year budget deficit of $157.7 million.
King Haakon VIII formally pledged to uphold Norway’s constitution Tuesday during his first major institutional ceremony as monarch, while Queen Mette-Marit remained absent as she recovered from complications following a lung transplant.
Two-time Grammy Award-winning jazz singer, songwriter and producer Cassandra Wilson died Tuesday in her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi, her manager said. She was 70.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce purchased a $5.35 million lakefront home in Bratenahl, Ohio, giving the couple a 3.5-acre property near Kelce’s hometown of Cleveland Heights, according to WKYC.
More than 27 inches of rain fell overnight north of Kountze in Hardin County as Tropical Depression Edouard continued to produce torrential rain Wednesday morning, prompting a Flash Flood Emergency for parts of Hardin and Tyler counties and a disaster declaration in Polk County.
Amazon-owned Zoox will begin testing autonomous vehicles in Houston later this month, using modified Toyota Highlander SUVs to map city streets and evaluate its self-driving technology before deploying its purpose-built robotaxis.
Phantom Hill Lake near Abilene has become the latest Texas lake with an established, reproducing population of invasive zebra mussels, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
More than 50 nonprofit organizations rallied at City Hall Wednesday to oppose a proposed $5.1 million reduction in city funding for fiscal year 2028, warning that the cuts could reduce services for more than 9,300 residents across San Antonio.
San Antonio’s sales tax collections rose about 2% in July from a year earlier, even as the city collected a lower sales tax rate, with the state comptroller set to distribute about $44 million to the city.