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Austin, Texas, prepares for the “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration, with Gov. Greg Abbott deploying the National Guard and DPS troopers to maintain order. The demonstration, part of a national movement, aims to highlight concerns over democracy and civil rights.
The Austin Independent School District held a virtual meeting to discuss a draft consolidation plan as it faces a $19.7 million budget shortfall. The plan, which includes potential school closures, aims to address financial challenges and avoid a Texas Education Agency takeover. District leaders engaged with parents, seeking input and addressing concerns.
Coco Martin, a well-known Filipino actor, has declined offers to star in local adaptations of Korean dramas. His decision is based on personal preferences, as confirmed by his agency, Star Magic. This choice comes amidst the rising popularity of Korean dramas in the Philippines, as many production companies consider remakes for local audiences.
Milwaukee Bucks guard AJ Green has secured a four-year, $45 million contract extension, as announced by ProMondo Sports and initially reported by ESPN. The agreement reflects Green’s expanded role within the team.
The Dallas Mavericks prepare for the 2025-2026 NBA season with new additions like Cooper Flagg and anticipate the return of Kyrie Irving. Coach Jason Kidd leads the team into the season opener against the San Antonio Spurs on October 22, following a challenging previous season.
The DOJ has denied reports suggesting that former Speaker Martin Romualdez applied to be a state witness in the flood control investigation, clarifying that he is not under consideration for the role. The flood control probe continues with a focus on transparency and accountability in public works.
LeBron James and Luka Doncic are set to start their first full NBA season together with the Los Angeles Lakers. The team, coming off a 50-32 season and a Pacific Division title, aims to improve with new additions, including Deandre Ayton, Marcus Smart, and Jake LaRavia. The Lakers face the Golden State Warriors on October 21, 2025.
Austin activist Greg Stoker arrives home after being detained in Israel for humanitarian work in Gaza, greeted by supporters acknowledging his dedication.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked key parts of a Texas law limiting campus expression, affecting the University of Texas. The law imposed restrictions on overnight protests and sound amplification. Student groups argue it violates First Amendment rights.
Bexar County election officials have cleared a voter registration backlog, ensuring readiness for early voting. The backlog had left thousands of applications pending.