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PNP reviews bomb threat protocols as school scares spread nationwide

MANILA (October 29) — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered a review of its bomb threat response protocols following a series of security scares at schools and universities,...

Lustre arrest puts PNP’s political independence under scrutiny

MANILA (October 29) — A 72-year-old journalist was arrested, handcuffed and taken into custody without being told who...

Davao Region leads in IP learners, but gaps in schooling persist

DAVAO CITY (October 29) — With 255,385 Indigenous Peoples (IP) learners—the largest number nationwide—Davao Region faces a critical...

Bishop challenges development that displaces indigenous communities

MANILA (October 29) — Development cannot be called progress when indigenous communities lose their homes and livelihoods without...

Davao Museum opens study gallery to protect Mindanao’s cultural heritage

DAVAO CITY (October 29) — Mindanao’s ethnographic heritage has found a temporary refuge in an 84-square-meter, climate-controlled gallery...
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CDO Business Leaders Push for City-Led Ecozone to Accelerate Investments

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (February 24) — Business leaders are urging the Cagayan de Oro government to establish its own economic zone, saying the...

Philippine National Police rescues 18 minors, vows airtight cases as communities urged to stay vigilant

MANILA (February 23) — Eighteen children are now safe. Police say the next step is justice — and community vigilance. The Philippine National Police (PNP),...

From gunfire to glow: Ramadan lights stir hope in Gambar village

COTABATO CITY (February 23) — On a humid Ramadan night in Barangay Gambar, children craned their necks, elders clasped prayer beads, and a crowd...

Department of Health flags measles risk in Mindanao as herd immunity goal missed

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (February 23) --- Mindanao may be sitting on a measles time bomb. The Department of Health (DOH) warned of a possible...

Davao’s biggest taxi group flips the switch on electric fleet

DAVAO CITY (February 23) — The engines are quieter, but the message is loud: Davao’s taxi industry is going electric. The Regional Taxi Operators Association...

8 killed as landslides rip through Davao Region amid shear line rains

DAVAO CITY (February 23) — Days of relentless rain turned deadly Friday as landslides buried homes and floods swallowed low-lying communities across the Davao...
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