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Rita S. Ngoya
Rita S. Ngoya
Reporter · Waco, TX
Rita has been involved in Waco's community scene for over 8 years, working with local nonprofits and writing for several community newsletters. She holds a degree in Communications from Texas Tech University. Rita is committed to promoting local events and initiatives that foster community engagement.
More from Rita →Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 12:10 AM · 1 min read
Six years after Reagan Hancock and her unborn daughter were murdered, their family is pushing for a new Texas law to help prevent similar tragedies.
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