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housands of regional public school employees remain in limbo. BTA lawmakers warned the Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education to resolve administrative delays or resign immediately.
A South Bank Libona transit vehicle ended up in a roadside canal with eight bullet holes in its windshield following a highway shootout. Armed suspects escaped with 1.677 million pesos after a bank guard ran out of ammunition.
Philippine consumers can expect slightly lower electricity bills this June 2026 after the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) cut average transmission rates by 9.33 percent to P1.4492 per kWh, driven by drops in wheeling and ancillary service costs.
BUKIDNON—An unaccredited resort along the Bukidnon-Davao border has been shut down after an aging zipline cable snapped on June 14, sending a 25-year-old Indian tourist plunging 39 feet to the ground and triggering a police cover-up investigation.
The National Bureau of Investigation has broken ground on its first permanent three-story district office in Barangay Del Carmen, Iligan City. Funded via the General Appropriations Act, the P69.48-million infrastructure project concludes three decades of operating from temporary sites.
A massive search and rescue operation continues on Mt. Kalatungan in Bukidnon for missing hiker Alkharj Gomez Zamayla, 31, who became separated from his group on June 12.
Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong has filed libel and cyber libel complaints against 18 former Marines at the Marawi City Prosecutor's Office. The complaints respond to allegations linking the lawmaker to an alleged flood control kickback scheme, which Adiong has dismissed as a baseless public relations stunt.
More than a decade after Tropical Storm Sendong displaced thousands of families in Northern Mindanao, around 200 survivors and housing beneficiaries gathered in Iligan City for a landmark regional summit aimed at securing permanent land titles and expanding basic community services.
Higaonon leaders from across Bukidnon gathered in Impasugong to reject insurgency and reaffirm their commitment to peace, security, and cultural governance.
Iligan City celebrates its 76th founding anniversary this June with a "Triple Celebration" featuring local talent, civic parades, and the launch of the "Kaagi" history book.
Iligan City ordered a two-day suspension of all public and private school classes following Monday morning's powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake off Sarangani Province.
A major steel facility in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental has been hit with a cease-and-desist order. Regulatory inspectors discovered radioactive Uranium-238 and Thorium-228 inside the plant's production lines and finished rebars.