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Trial takes time: How the Impeachment could slow new laws

The Senate is adjusting its legislative schedule to manage its dual constitutional duties as a lawmaking body and an active impeachment court.

Know Oro's one-way roads, no-parking zones

CAGAYAN de Oro City — A quick check of Cagayan de Oro City's one-way roads and no-parking zones before heading out could save motorists from fines, towing, and traffic delays.   The city's Roads and Traffic Administration (RTA) continues to enforce one-way traffic schemes and no-parking regulations to ease congestion and improve road safety.

Araw ng Lanao del Sur: What every visitor should know

The annual Araw ng Lanao celebration showcases the deep history of the Maranao people through traditional music, complex woodcarvings, and architectural exhibits.

Why preparing together matters before disasters strike

Disaster officials are urging families and communities to prepare together before emergencies happen, stressing that preparedness and teamwork can help save lives during disasters.

Will solar and hydropower projects cut your power bills?

Mindanao's aggressive expansion into solar and hydropower promises a cleaner, more stable grid, but residents expecting immediate bill reductions will face a more gradual financial reality.

31 Killed, 200 hurt in Mindanao quake; damage checks ongoing

At least 31 are dead and over 200 injured after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao, forcing airport closures and structural evacuations.