The Philippine Army transported the remains of Marissa Pobresa to her family in Kabankalan after troops…
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Reymund Titong is a Filipino journalist steadily building his voice in the field of news reporting, driven by a commitment to tell meaningful and relevant stories.
He serves as a correspondent for Rappler, contributes to Negros Daily Bulletin, and maintains a blog on Medium.
Rising heat, sinking schools: How climate change is reshaping education
As extreme heat swept across the country, classrooms emptied, putting an entire generation at risk of…
Armed confrontation in Northern Negros city leaves two dead
Army’s 79th Infantry Battalion (79IB) reported that their troops encountered around seven suspected insurgents in Northern…
Comelec directs reelectionists to take down faces in public projects
As the local campaign period nears, Comelec expects more violations related to unauthorized campaign materials.
Hospitality or hostility? Tourist slams Rory and Edlaine Resort over verbal harassment
Leonard Lachica, the complainant, said he and his family were supposed to celebrate a birthday and…
Southern Negros Occidental’s Obreros Festival returns after 9 years
In the village of Linao, Kabankalan City, residents first celebrated a festival honoring these obreros in…
Man shot five times in Negros Occidental town over alleged unpaid debt
Initial reports indicate that creditors had warned the victim twice about settling his debt, but he…
Moving jeepney, open door, fatal fall—Bacolod conductor loses life
A 22-year-old jeepney conductor died two days after falling from a moving modernized jeepney while collecting…
DepEd to hire over 7,000 admin staff to reduce teachers’ workload
The education department will screen new staff applicants through a selection process that includes credential reviews…
Scorching heat prompts more LGUs to suspend classes in Negros Occidental
Officials cited the forecasted 40-degree Celsius heat index, which falls under the "extreme caution" category.