Lauren Rangel is a Reporter at Fox 7 Austin. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Williamson County, Texas. Lauren has been featured in Fox 5 (WNYW-TV New York), Yahoo News, and KTBC-TV (Austin, TX).
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Lauren Rangel's articles predominantly focus on local news and events within Texas, particularly Austin. Her coverage heavily emphasizes family & relationships and government & politics, highlighting local community issues and government announcements.
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Williamson County commissioners are asking lawmakers for another district court due to increasing caseloads
Hutto's new plan for water requests from developers
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Many in Central Texas rushed out to hardware stores on Saturday to prepare their homes for the cold. There are several things that you can do.
Williamson County emergency officials and warming shelters, like the San Gabriel Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Church, were finalizing preparations on Sunday night.
Jarrell community caught in fight between HOA and MUD
In all of Williamson County’s history, there has never been a death investigator. With the hire of four people this month, all that is changing.
Hutto City Council is exploring paid parking options in its downtown area
Thousands descend on Texas capitol for pro-life march
Rather than wait on the U.S. healthcare system, she decided to go to Turkey for treatment.
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