Rilwan Balogun is a Reporter at SoccerNet NG. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, education, and climate change, with a focus on public policy, elections, and the intersection of security technology and education. Rilwan's work has been featured in SoccerNet NG, Madison Magazine, and KPRC.
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Rilwan Balogun focuses on local news, particularly in Houston and Texas, with coverage including crime-related stories, government announcements, and evolving local events. Given the nature of his articles which often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and community matters, he may be interested in information about ongoing criminal cases or issues affecting local communities.
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By: Rilwan Balogun
From a $215,000 reduction at Hogg Middle School to more than $500,000 at Lamar High School, campus notices show how HISD cuts are affecting students.
By: Wladimir Moquete, Rilwan Balogun
A Richmond woman says a $900 money order mailed to pay her credit card bill was cashed by someone else. ENOUGH examined whether Texas' tougher mail theft law is leading to prosecutions.
By: Rilwan Balogun, Jon Hill
The lawsuit questions whether Pasadena police followed Texas civil service law when James Holt was appointed assistant chief after serving as the mayor's chief of staff.
By: Adrian Montes, Jon Hill, Rilwan Balogun
Texas homeowners could see major property tax savings under Abbott's proposal, but replacing billions in school funding could mean higher taxes elsewhere, experts say.
By: Rilwan Balogun, Jason Nguyen
HOUSTON – Antonio ‘A.J.' Armstrong is scheduled to return to court later this month as his attorneys continue their effort to challenge his 2023 murder conviction.
By: Rilwan Balogun
The lieutenants say their lawsuit does not question the integrity or capability of Pasadena police leadership and instead asks a legal question about Holt's appointment.
By: Adrian Montes, Jon Hill, Rilwan Balogun
After two homeowners reported paying for solar systems they say aren't working and struggling to reach the company that sold them, Texas introduced new consumer protections.
By: Rilwan Balogun, Rayan Graham
Five police lieutenants are asking a judge to determine whether James Holt was legally eligible for the position after leaving the department to serve as the mayor's chief of staff.
By: Ninfa Saavedra, Rilwan Balogun
Judge Kelli Johnson is reviewing emails between prosecutors as Antonio “A.J.” Armstrong's attorneys continue their effort to challenge his 2023 conviction for the murders of his parents.
By: Rilwan Balogun, Brittany Taylor, Ninfa Saavedra
Armstrong was convicted in the 2016 murders of his parents, Dawn and Antonio, Sr. HOUSTON – A.J.
