Arnie Teves Acquitted in 2019 Murder Case

A Manila court has cleared former Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo 'Arnie' Teves Jr. of murder charges due to insufficient evidence. Read the full details of the ruling and its implications.

6 Drug Personalities Arrested in Negros Sting

Police in Negros Occidental arrest six, including a minor, in a major drug bust, seizing P952,000 worth of shabu. Read about the operation that targeted a high-value individual.

Russian Vlogger Set for Deportation from Philippines

Controversial Russian YouTuber Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, arrested for law-breaking stunts in BGC, will be deported to Russia after completing his sentence. DILG Secretary Remulla reminds tourists to respect local laws.

PHP316M Recovered in Ghost Flood Project Probe

The DOJ has recovered over PHP316 million in restitution from state witnesses in the ghost flood control projects scandal. Officials aim to reclaim PHP1.5 billion in ill-gotten wealth. Read the latest.

Bohol Basurero Arrested with P4.1M Shabu

A Bohol garbage collector faces drug charges after a PDEA buy-bust seized P4.1 million worth of shabu. Read the full story on the latest anti-drug operation in Tagbilaran City.

Cebu realigns P150M from canceled Capitol move

Cebu Province reallocates P150M DPWH funds from a scrapped Capitol relocation to a planned innovation hub in Balamban. Governor focuses on renovating the existing Cebu City complex.

3 nabbed, P158K shabu seized in Soccsksargen ops

Police in South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat arrested three suspects, including a street-level individual, and confiscated over P157,000 worth of suspected shabu in separate buy-bust operations. Read the full report.

P1-B Bribe Attempts on Remulla Brothers Exposed

DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla reveals two P1-billion bribe offers from a lawmaker and a contractor to influence flood control project cases. Both attempts were refused and reported to President Marcos. #Philippines #Corruption

P10M Bounty on Atong Ang, PH's Top Most Wanted

DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla announces a P10 million bounty for gaming tycoon Charlie 'Atong' Ang, now the country's number one most wanted for alleged involvement in over 100 sabungero disappearances. Read the full story.

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