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A permanent resident deported to Trinidad and Tobago last year is seeking $10 million from the Trump administration, alleging that federal immigration authorities denied him medical care and subjected him to abuse during seven months of detention in Texas and other facilities.
Houston rapper Warren Brown, known as Cartel Bo, faces an aggravated kidnapping charge after Harris County deputies conducting a welfare check at a Cypress home found evidence that a woman had allegedly been held captive, court records and law enforcement officials said.
Texas could see a quieter start to August as atmospheric conditions limit tropical development in the Atlantic during the busiest part of the hurricane season, forecasters said.
United Airlines will bring its upgraded Boeing 787-9 aircraft to George Bush Intercontinental Airport in October, giving Houston travelers access to new premium cabins and expanded amenities on select international routes.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is asking San Antonio voters to weigh in on the city’s $489 million contribution to a proposed Spurs arena, urging the City Council to place a referendum on the November ballot.
The Philippines received an impunity score of 44.86, with a higher score indicating a higher level of impunity.
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David on Friday questioned whether the US-backed Pax Silica initiative would strengthen the Philippines’ scientific and industrial capabilities, as concerns grow over its potential demands on the country’s land, water, energy and labor.
Former Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. posted P1 million bail in an ongoing malversation case on Friday, while the Office of the Ombudsman said he still owes P124.5 million in civil damages that the Sandiganbayan ordered him to pay after acquitting him in the pork barrel scam cases.
Austin officials are asking residents whether the city should rename César Chávez Street following sexual abuse allegations against the late labor leader, with three public meetings and an online survey planned before officials present the feedback to the Austin City Council.
Transportation planners are studying a regional bus service linking New Braunfels with San Antonio, San Marcos, Live Oak and Seguin as daily travel and congestion increase along the Interstate 35 corridor.