Tragic Accident Claims Two Lives in Valladolid, Negros Occidental
A fuel tanker crash in Valladolid has resulted in the deaths of a vendor and his teenage companion, prompting temporary restrictions on vending in the area. The incident raises safety concerns for roadside businesses.
Negros Occidental Crab Farming Thrives with Innovative All-Weather Technology
Negros Occidental's crab farming sector is revitalized through innovative technology that withstands climate-related disruptions. This initiative aims to enhance local livelihoods while ensuring sustainable practices.
Artisans Adapt to Material Shortage as Kanlaon Volcano Disrupts Weaving
Amid ongoing volcanic activity in Negros Occidental, local artisans innovate by using volcanic ash for crafts, preserving their livelihoods and culture. The shift highlights resilience in the face of adversity.
1,788 Hectares of Sugarcane Farms Affected by RSSI in Negros and Panay
With nearly 1,800 hectares of sugarcane plantations affected by the red-striped soft scale insect, farmers in the Visayas are calling for urgent intervention. The situation echoes last year's infestation, raising concerns about the region's sugar production.
Urgent Action Needed Against RSSI Infestations in Sugarcane Farms
The Confederation of Sugar Producers Association calls for immediate intervention from the Department of Agriculture and Sugar Regulatory Administration to combat the resurgence of red-striped soft scale insect infestations. Farmers face potential yield losses as pest populations grow unchecked.
Two Suspects Charged in Bacolod Teen's Rape and Murder Case
The case of Freya Mae Go, a 17-year-old found dead in Bacolod, has taken a significant turn with charges filed against two local men. This marks a crucial step toward justice in a case that has shaken the community.
PNP Arrests All Three Suspects in Silay City Election Shooting
In a significant breakthrough, the Philippine National Police has apprehended all suspects involved in the May 2025 election shooting in Silay City, ensuring justice for the victims. This marks a major step in combating election-related violence in the region.
Negros Occidental at Risk of Water Stress by 2030, Officials Warn
Negros Occidental is on a path toward severe water stress by 2030 unless immediate measures are taken. Local officials urge community action to secure the region's water future.
Guv Urges National Support for Kanlaon Rehabilitation and Relocation Efforts
The ongoing threat from Mount Kanlaon prompts Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson to seek national assistance for rehabilitation and housing for displaced residents. This proactive stance aims to ensure the safety and recovery of communities vulnerable to volcanic activity.