Hinoba-an, the southernmost town in Negros Occidental, is expecting stronger demand for its hogs after receiving a Recognition of Active Surveillance on African Swine Fever (RAS-ASF) from the Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Animal Industry. Read more »
The Manila city government has opened its health centers to provide free doxycycline to residents who have been exposed to floodwaters as part of its efforts to prevent leptospirosis following heavy rains. Read more »
American marine biologist Kent Carpenter, known for revealing the Philippines’ rich marine biodiversity, was shot dead inside his home in Negros Oriental. Authorities continue investigating the killing. Read more »
Armed with wooden rackets and fueled by determination, Felicisimo Ampon and Raymundo Deyro faced some of tennis' biggest names and proved that the Philippines belonged in the sport. Read more »
A labor organization has reiterated its opposition to the transfer of PhilHealth funds to the National Treasury even as it expressed support for proposals to expand benefits for paying members. Read more »
Barangay Balulang in Cagayan de Oro City has emerged as one of the country's leading examples of innovative local governance, with its flagship BUSkwela program earning a spot among the nation's best community initiatives. Read more »
