Lauren Rangel is a Reporter at Fox 7 Austin. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on public and private education systems, healthcare administration, and sports broadcasting. Lauren has been featured in notable outlets such as Fox 5 (WNYW-TV New York), Yahoo News, KTBC-TV (Austin, TX), and Spectrum News.
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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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As urban and suburban districts close campuses, Northwest ISD is adding new schools to keep up with enrollment growth.
By: Lauren Rangel
While the state is getting rid of the STAAR exams in the 2027-28 school year, the scores from this school year still matter, especially for the 10 districts at risk of a state takeover for failing grades.
Between 2025 and 2026, the TEA said educator misconduct reports more than doubled.
Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington saw FIFA World Cup travel as a unique opportunity to study air quality.
Although the U.S. lost, the team will still move on because they won the first two matches and came out with the top spot in their group.
By: Lauren Rangel
Summer stimulation could make all the difference when students go back to school in August.
By: Lauren Rangel
The State Board of Education gave the green light to an overhaul of social studies standards for kindergarten through eighth grade and approved a new required reading list, which includes passages from the Bible.
The twice daily cattle drive can only be described as something from the big screens for those traveling internationally.
