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Kyle McClenagan
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Digital Reporter, Houston Public Media (Houston, TX)
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Biography
I am currently a digital reporter at Houston Public Media, the NPR affiliate station in Houston, TX. From 2023-2024, I was crime & courts reporter at The Bryan-College Station Eagle. I am also the former managing editor, news editor and multimedia editor for the independent student-run newspaper The Battalion at Texas A&M University. During the 2022 November elections, I worked for the Associated Press as an election stringer. I am also a former intern for The Eagle newspaper in Bryan-College Station.
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By Kyle McClenagan Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified Protests planned in both Houston and Galveston this weekend will be part of a nationwide demonstration known as the 50501 Movement — a grassroots movement that has quickly spread since its inception online earlier this year. The 50501 movement stands for 50 protests, 50 states, 1 movement. The concept was first proposed in late January 2025 on the social media site Reddit, according to NPR. The concept quickly gained traction among political organizers online.
By Kyle McClenagan Verified| KWBU-FM Verified More than five hours into a marathon session Wednesday, the Texas House of Representatives unanimously passed "Audrii's Law," which would prevent those convicted of child grooming from evading the state's sex offender registry. House Bill 2000 was authored by state Rep. Trent Ashby and named in honor of Audrii Cunningham, an 11-year-old Livingston girl who was murdered and thrown into the Trinity River last year. Cunningham had gone missing after she failed to make it to her school bus on Feb.
Texas House unanimously passes ‘Audrii’s Law’ to close loophole in sex offender registry | Houston Public Media
By Kyle McClenagan Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified More than five hours into a marathon session Wednesday, the Texas House of Representatives unanimously passed "Audrii's Law," which would prevent those convicted of child grooming from evading the state's sex offender registry. House Bill 2000 was authored by state Rep. Trent Ashby and named in honor of Audrii Cunningham, an 11-year-old Livingston girl who was murdered and thrown into the Trinity River last year. Cunningham had gone missing after she failed to make it to her school bus on Feb.
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