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PLDT High Speed Hitters secured a commanding victory over Akari, ending a two-game losing streak in the PVL All-Filipino Conference. Key performances by Savi Davison and Majoy Baron led to a 3-0 win, highlighting their offensive strength and teamwork.
Dallas announces plans to begin a $160M expansion of Klyde Warren Park by 2027. The second phase will introduce new attractions, green spaces, and technology, enhancing the park’s role as a community hub. Public and private funding will support this project, reflecting Klyde Warren Park’s importance to the city.
Due to a weather forecast predicting dangerously low temperatures, Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration ceremony was moved indoors to the Capitol Rotunda. Despite this change, safety measures were prioritized, logistics were coordinated meticulously, and the ceremony went ahead, signifying a transition of power.
Luxury home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth have surged by 14%, marking significant growth in the Texas real estate market. The region’s total sales reached $8.5 billion from late 2023 to late 2024, becoming a focal point for luxury home transactions.
Two people arrested in North Texas for selling fake sports memorabilia, including jerseys, helmets, and footballs. Investigation revealed counterfeit autographs, raising awareness about consumer fraud in the collectibles market.
Texas Department of Public Safety fires seven employees over a data breach and theft allegations. The department focuses on transparency, cybersecurity training, and protocol updates to prevent future breaches.
Houston’s Bush Airport Terminal B will close until 2026 for a $2.5 billion renovation. The project aims to modernize the terminal, enhance passenger experience, and improve operational efficiency, with operations shifted to Terminal C during this period.
The Houston Health Department reports the city’s first measles cases in seven years, linked to international travel. Two adults from the same household, with unknown vaccination statuses, have been diagnosed. Efforts are underway for contact tracing and public awareness to prevent further spread. Residents are encouraged to ensure vaccinations are current.
The AMBER Alert for Tess Mavligit and Mackenzie June from Ingram has been canceled after they were found safely. The alert highlighted the community’s swift response and law enforcement’s effective use of the AMBER Alert system to ensure child safety.
FIFA suspends Panama’s football federation president Manuel Arias for six months after he allegedly used inappropriate language towards player Marta Cox, calling her “fat.” The suspension underscores FIFA’s commitment to maintaining professionalism and respect in the sport.