When the Cordillera danced down Session Road
The Festival of Festivals turns Session Road into a showcase of the region’s diverse cultural traditions
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Athletes | Editors' Pick | Luzon | People
From Baguio to Sepang, Iñigo Anton gears up for biggest race of his career in F1 weekend
With a rookie title under his belt, Baguio’s Formula 4 driver Iñigo Anton heads to Sepang as the only Filipino on the grid, taking on the Malaysian circuit with an F1 crowd watching
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Artists | Editors' Pick | Luzon | People
From Session Road yarn to Guinness, Baguio artist crochets her way into world record
Adelaida Guia, the woman behind Baguio’s giant crocheted mandalas, crosses from Baguio’s streets and community spaces into the Guinness record books
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Amid school shootings, Baguio probes revolver found with 13-year-old
The incident occurs amid a series of deadly school shootings elsewhere in the country, raising concerns about school safety and security measures in Baguio City
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Before ASEAN gold, Baguio spent 60 years fighting smoke
In its long history of tobacco control, Baguio City has treated tobacco use as the public health issue that it is, and not merely as an enforcement issue
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HIV diagnoses drop, but 128,000 Filipinos may be unaware they’re infected
The DOH estimates that 288,000 people in the country are living with HIV
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At Baguio’s Mirador, Jesuits have spent more than a century watching the Earth and skies
For nearly 120 years, Mirador Hill has been home to one of the Philippines’ oldest earthquake observation sites. Hidden inside the Mirador Jesuit Villa, the seismic station has survived war, reconstruction, technological revolutions, and even the devastating July 16, 1990, Luzon earthquake that crippled much of the city.
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Editors' Pick | Newsmakers | Pageants | People | मनोरंजन
How second chances led Gwendoline Soriano to the BBP International title
Even when circumstances beyond her control forced Baguio’s Gwendoline Soriano to withdraw from Binibining Pilipinas in 2022, she never let go of that dream. Four years later, it’s now her reality.
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Burnham Lake 2.0: Baguio reopens its old heart, looks ahead to 2043
Burnham Lake welcomes boats again on Charter Day, while city leaders use the celebration to talk about the harder task of keeping Baguio livable for the next generation
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14 dead as landslides, heavy rain batter Cordillera
Police say all the reported deaths were caused by landslides in Baguio City and Benguet
