A Miami-Dade judge has postponed a crucial decision in the murder case involving Courtney Clenney, an OnlyFans model accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend. This delay, focusing on controversial evidence, extends the legal proceedings into the New Year.
A man was found dead in Buffalo Bayou after fleeing from a traffic stop by Houston police. The pursuit ended tragically when the suspect jumped into the water and drowned. Investigations are ongoing.
In Fort Worth, a 19-year-old, Derrick Sanders Jr., is charged with the murder of his uncle, Christopher Sanders Sr. The shooting, described as preplanned, has raised community concerns and led to a detailed police investigation, emphasizing the complexities of family dynamics and violence.
Diplomat Roger Carstens visits Syria, marking the first known direct U.S. engagement with the caretaker government, in a bid to locate missing journalist Austin Tice.
Several local artists are rallying to preserve iconic artworks that have become an integral part of the Austin Convention Center’s identity.
Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid manages injuries and mental health challenges while maintaining a stellar NBA career. His story highlights the importance of mental health in sports.
The Mt. Kanlaon eruption on Negros Island has caused significant damage to the agriculture sector, totaling PHP 32.34 million. The Department of Agriculture reports that rice, corn, high-value crops, and livestock have suffered losses, impacting 780 farmers and resulting in the destruction of 832 metric tons of local produce. Efforts are underway to support affected farmers and rehabilitate the damaged farmlands.
The University of the East Junior Warriors triumphantly claim their first UAAP boys’ basketball championship in 39 years, ending a decades-long drought with a decisive victory over the University of Santo Tomas Tiger Cubs.
NRG Center in Houston to receive $2.28M for new digital signs amid $2B in needed repairs. The initiative aims to improve visitor navigation, enhancing the center’s offerings.
The U.S. Senate confirms Benjamin Cheeks, marking President Biden’s 234th judicial confirmation, equaling Trump’s record. Biden’s confirmations focus on diversity and progressivism, shaping future legal interpretations in a divided political landscape.