Raquel Villatoro is a Reporter at various outlets including The Panola Watchman and KENS 5. She focuses on themes such as education, culture, and health, with a particular emphasis on public education, school administration, and educational policy. Raquel's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Texas Tribune and KWBU 103.3 FM We Tell Stories.
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Raquel Villatoro's coverage focuses on local events and community support initiatives in Tyler, Texas. Her articles often revolve around stories related to homelessness and emergency services, particularly during inclement weather conditions.
Given her focus on local events and community support, Raquel may be more inclined towards pitches that highlight the impact of specific initiatives or address pressing issues faced by the local community in Tyler, Texas. Topics related to homelessness, nonprofit activities, emergency services (especially during extreme weather), and blood shortage are likely to resonate with her coverage style.
Additionally, considering the seasonal aspect of some of her articles (e.g., snow-related activities), pitching stories that align with ongoing seasonal themes could also attract her attention.
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After Waco’s largest LGBTQ+ organization announced it would disband, other groups work to figure out what’s next.
By: Raquel Villatoro
The loss of Waco's leading LGBTQ+ organization has left smaller groups struggling with the question of how they will fill that gap.
Camp Stories is one of several ways Waco Independent School District is trying to prevent the “summer slide.”
Waco Independent School District will host its second annual Superintendent SuperHero Run on Aug. 1, 2026.
Christian Aguilar became a member of the Crossmen Drum and Bugle Corps a junior drum and bugle corps that competes across the country.
By: Raquel Villatoro
Class begins Tuesday at South Waco and Dean Highland elementary schools under control of an operator known for strict schedules and policies.
The school accountability ratings are based largely on Waco student performance on state standardized tests.
Central Texas Food Bank is hiring for a regional food hub in East Waco intended to increase the supply for area food ministries and serve local residents directly through a kitchen and community garden.
McKown began her career at McLennan Community College in 1989. The college’s trustees will begin a search for the college’s fourth president.
By: Raquel Villatoro
Michelle Babbs is the type of nontraditional student McLennan Community College officials had in mind three years ago when they expanded their investment in career-focused degrees and credentials.
