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Dallas attorney disappears near Appalachian Trail; search continues

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Authorities in Union County, Georgia, are conducting an extensive search for Dallas attorney Charles Hosch, missing near the Appalachian Trail since Nov. 11, 2024. More than 50 law enforcement officers, rescue personnel, and volunteers are involved in ground and aerial efforts across rugged, mountainous terrain. Investigators are reviewing Hosch’s recent activities, travel details, and possible routes while coordinating with state and regional partners. Officials urge anyone with information or possible sightings in the north Georgia Appalachian Trail area to contact law enforcement.

Suzie Humphreys, longtime North Texas media figure, has died

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Veteran North Texas broadcaster Suzie Humphreys, known for her years on WFAA-TV and KVIL-FM in the Dallas-Fort Worth market, has died, according to Houston Landing. The longtime television and radio personality built a decades-long career in local media, appearing in talk, lifestyle and variety segments and participating in community events across Texas. This report looks at her work on WFAA and KVIL, her role in the development of personality-driven local broadcasting and the available public information on her death, as media outlets revisit archives of her contributions.

Ellen Adarna denies Derek Ramsay’s claim, actor stays silent

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Ellen Adarna publicly refutes Derek Ramsay’s claim about their reported rift, disputing his account of their relationship in a new social media statement and declaring she will not further engage in public exchanges. The actress says she wants to correct what she considers inaccurate information while keeping remaining issues private. Media outlets and fans continue to monitor developments as both actors maintain separate public positions on their relationship, and no joint statement has been released.

Kim Woo Bin, Shin Min Ah announce wedding after a decade-long romance

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South Korean actors Kim Woo-bin and Shin Min-ah will marry in a private ceremony in Seoul after 10 years of dating, their agencies announced. The high-profile couple, who first met while working on a commercial in 2015, confirmed their relationship to the public the same year and have remained together for about a decade. Agency statements said the wedding will take place with only family and close acquaintances present and will not include media access. Both actors plan to continue their individual careers after the ceremony, with schedules adjusted around the wedding date.

Hyun Bin, Son Ye Jin sweep acting awards at Blue Dragon Awards

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Real-life couple Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin won the top acting honors at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards held in Seoul, South Korea, on Nov. 20, 2024. Hyun Bin received the Best Actor award, while Son Ye-jin took home the Best Actress trophy. Organizers announced the winners during the annual ceremony recognizing excellence in Korean cinema, with the event broadcast nationwide.

Enhypen supports Philippine flood victims with P4 million donation

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South Korean boy group Enhypen donated 100 million won, or about P4 million, to support flood relief efforts in the Philippines. The group’s management coordinated the contribution with local partners to assist communities affected by recent flooding. Relief organizations reported that they intend to use the funds to provide food, water, basic supplies and other immediate assistance to families in multiple hard-hit areas. Authorities and aid groups continue to evaluate needs on the ground as they manage ongoing response and recovery operations.

First-ever ‘organizing trafficking’ conviction handed to Alice Guo

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A Philippine court convicted former Bamban, Tarlac mayor Alice Guo under the “organizing trafficking in persons” provision of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act, marking the first conviction under this specific section of the law. Prosecutors presented evidence on the alleged organization and management of trafficking activities in Bamban, Tarlac, which authorities investigated and brought to trial. The ruling interpreted and applied the organizing trafficking provision, imposed penalties under the statute, and added a new reference point for future human trafficking prosecutions in the Philippines.

SC rules in favor of seizing unexplained wealth from public officials

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The Supreme Court of the Philippines, in a 27-page ruling promulgated on March 5, 2025, upheld the forfeiture of approximately P155 million in properties and bank accounts linked to the unexplained wealth of retired Lieutenant General Jacinto Ligot and his family. The court’s Third Division affirmed earlier findings that the assets greatly exceeded Ligot’s lawful income and that the respondents failed to justify their acquisitions with credible evidence. The decision ordered the transfer of the questioned assets to the government and clarified the legal standards and burden of proof in civil forfeiture cases involving alleged ill-gotten or unexplained wealth of public officials and their relatives.

Missing sabungeros search in Taal Lake reveals 57 more skeletons

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Authorities recovered 57 additional skeletal remains from Taal Lake in Batangas during an ongoing search for missing “sabungeros” linked to alleged cockfighting-related abductions. Police forensic teams transported the remains for examination and possible DNA testing to establish identities and potential connections to previously reported disappearances. Law enforcement agencies coordinated with local government units, disaster response teams, and national investigators to secure the recovery site, preserve evidence, and compare findings with existing missing persons records. Further search operations and forensic analyses continue as authorities work to determine whether the remains match any of the individuals reported missing in relation to e-sabong activities.

Houston food insecurity rising sharply, survey links it to worsening health

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A spring 2024 survey by Rice University’s Kinder Institute Center for Community and Public Health reports that two in five households in Houston and Harris County face food insecurity. The study links limited access to nutritious food with higher rates of chronic illness, lack of insurance, and delayed medical care, especially among lower-income and Hispanic residents. More than 640,000 Harris County residents rely on SNAP, while local organizations expand food assistance to meet rising need.