Filipina drag queen Marina Summers received was featured on the digital billboard in New York City just in time for Pride Month.

Dance princess AC Bonifacio embodied independence and self-love as she released her new single “4 Myself.”

Get ready for a Korean Pop performer’s domination this August as MAMAMOO+, KEP1ER, and LAPILLUS goes to Manila.

President Marcos Jr. introduced the ‘eGov Super App’ as a convenient and corruption-curbing platform for government services.

Filipino swimmer Gary Bejino secures Philippines’ first gold in men’s 400-meter freestyle, setting a new Games record at ASEAN Para Games.

Mindanao’s cacao byproducts take the spotlight at chocolate fairs in Davao and Zamboanga, highlighting the region’s thriving chocolate industry.

A local university and government agencies have partnered to launch a voter education module for secondary learners in Iloilo.

Bulacan showcases local small businesses at a trade fair, providing opportunities for business growth and exposure.

A firm from Madrid selects the Philippines for its largest offshore wind energy project, aiming to build 7.6 gigawatts of capacity across four sites.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology calls on students to join startup pitching competitions, fostering innovation for a digital future.

After the trending goodbyes of its previous regular hosts, the variety show “Eat Bulaga” goes back on live to present its new hosts.

Marikina City supports local small businesses opening the one-town-one-product hub, showing quality products and promoting economic growth.

Taiwan targets over 320,000 Filipino tourists, promoting diverse amusement parks, night markets, and cityscape attractions to recoup pre-pandemic figures.

With the rise of special virtual effects in today’s generation, people are debating if the viral Pride Month movement in Paris was true or was an ethical thing to do.

Dinagat Islands province completes PHP10.5 million in infrastructure projects, helping barangays and municipalities.

Cebu provincial government conducts free surgeries for children with cleft palate or lip, motivating them to enjoy life.

Ilocos Norte provides livelihood support to informal workers by distributing goats and chickens, helping them earn more during challenging times.

The Philippines was recognized as an “Emerging Muslim-friendly Destination” at Halal in Travel Global Summit 2023, boosting tourism and cultural exchange.

Farmers and partners from three regions in Mindanao united to promote high-yielding rice varieties and cost-cutting technologies in a workshop.

New Paliwan Bridge in Antique province is set to be completed by April 2024, connecting southern and northern areas.

The Department of Public Works and Highways completes road rehabilitation in Pangasinan and Ilocos Region, ensuring safer transportation for residents.

Dimples Romana shared a healthy friendship with Kathryn Bernardo and Julia Montes, showing how proud a sister she was of the stars.

Approval of the PHP23.4-billion Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway extension project to drive economic development in Northern Luzon, cutting travel time significantly.

French-Filipino food content creator Erwan Heaussaff clinched the social media award at the James Beard Foundation, known as the “Oscars of the Food Community.”

The Philippines to host Forbes Asia Forum and Forbes Global CEO Conference next year, showcasing investment opportunities to the world.

The United States allocates over PHP20 million for grants supporting Filipino out-of-school youth through higher education institutions.

Philippines bags the silver medal in men’s 3×3 wheelchair basketball at ASEAN Para Games, showcasing incredible effort and determination.

President Bongbong Marcos promotes cashless transactions and supports the ‘Paleng-QR PH’ initiative to boost digitalization and financial inclusion.

Filipino pilgrims arrive in Saudi Arabia for the 2023 Hajj, as the Philippine Embassy ensures their safety and support.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources turns over rehabilitated Abuyog Dam to Sorsogon City for boosted fish production.

Cabadbaran City collaborated with Indigenous People to establish a highland vegetable farming project for sustainable livelihood.

Bamboo industry stakeholders urge President Marcos Jr. to fast-track the ‘Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Act’.

City representative advocates for rainwater harvesting facilities in all development projects to tackle water crisis nationwide.

Remote and conflict-affected villages in Surigao del Norte now connected to town center with completed farm-to-market road.

Bacolod’s Masskara Festival dancers are set to perform at the Busan International Dance Festival in South Korea.

National Irrigation Administration boosts rice production in Agusan del Sur town with new irrigation project.

The Korean government turns over agricultural centers to Quirino, benefiting 650 farming households and promoting sustainable rural development.

Iloilo City attracts tourists with its heritage sites, ranking second in tourist arrivals in Western Visayas.

The Philippine Statistics Authority reported over 79 million Filipinos registered for Philippine Identification System with 66.48 million ID credentials distributed.

Lawmakers push for mandatory early learning program for pre-kindergarten children, including those with special needs.

The US Embassy anticipates record number of visas processed in 2023, aiming to issue 330,000 non-immigrant visas.

Indonesian business donates PHP41.6 million to support social welfare and healthcare programs in the Philippines.

President Bongbong Marcos advocates for agricultural map to boost farmers’ yield and income, addressing land titling issues.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman emphasizes need for long-term and high-impact projects in Muslim Mindanao to achieve socioeconomic development.

National Water Resources Board appeals for public cooperation in water conservation as El Niño approaches.

Lawmaker pushes for bill requiring utility companies to refund or adjust bills for unannounced service interruptions.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology installed communication tower in Ilocos Norte to enhance internet connectivity in isolated community.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development offered financial aid to Manobo tribe, benefitting more than 100 families.

The Department of Labor and Employment program in Iloilo City employs 3,600 youths to plant 30,000 seedlings to promote greener environment.

Over 25 fishermen in Oriental Mindoro complete government-sponsored fiberglass boat building course under labor department’s initiative.