Investigation Requested into Mike Miles’ Business Dealings
Democrats are pushing for an investigation into Mike Miles’ business dealings, raising concerns over potential conflicts of interest and ethical practices.**
Democrats are pushing for an investigation into Mike Miles’ business dealings, raising concerns over potential conflicts of interest and ethical practices.**
Houston is tackling racial inequities in reproductive health, but challenges persist. Learn about the effectiveness of the Safe Haven Law, limitations, and complications in addressing infant abandonments, and the need for community-based messaging and outreach efforts.
Vice President Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic Party nomination in Chicago, vowing to serve as president for all Americans as supporters celebrate with enthusiasm.
Students are safe after a district email confirmed they were moved to cooler parts of the building due to rising temperatures. Efforts are ongoing to ensure comfortable learning conditions while monitoring the weather.
The city has initiated a project to upgrade its water billing system. This effort aims to replace water meters that have been identified as faulty.
APECO delegates traveled to Houston during their investment mission tour in Texas. They met with the Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce in Texas (PACCTX) Greater Houston Region and representatives from the Philippine General Consulate in Houston, including Consul General Gunther Emil Sales, Consul Gilbert Segarra, and Vice Consul Maria Tanya Gaurano.
Life is filled with challenges, and it is through adversity that true resilience is built. Lawin People Stories shares stories of individuals who have faced unimaginable obstacles, yet emerged stronger and with a renewed sense of purpose. These tales of perseverance inspire us to never give up, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.
A student collapsed during a gym class at Marshall Middle School. Authorities investigated the incident, and updates on the child’s health are pending.
Texas approves $55 billion statewide flood plan to protect over 5 million residents in high-risk flood areas. The plan includes 4,609 flood risk reduction solutions and will be submitted to the Texas Legislature.
A recent ruling in a Texas case blocks potential future federal Title IX regulations designed to protect LGBTQ students, marking a significant legal shift in educational equity. The ruling asserts that current interpretations of Title IX, which governs civil rights in education, will not include expanded protections for LGBTQ students.