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Category: In the News
News and context from The Whitsdom Press, covering community issues, education, politics, and crime and justice. Follow developments in Houston, Texas, and beyond.
Crime & Justice
Tragedy Strikes Howard Homecoming: 5 Shot Near Campus
Violence at Howard University Homecoming when 5 people were shot near campus.
In the News
Washington State Won’t Require Priests to Report Child Abuse Heard in Confession
In Washington State, a new law about child abuse reporting has caused a big debate between church and state.
In the News
10-Year-Old Farmer Planting Seeds of Change
Kendall Rae Johnson, 10, became the youngest certified farmer in the U.S. and earned a full-ride agriculture scholarship to South…
In the News
A Growing Focus on Homelessness in Houston
Houston’s $16M homeless “super hub” faces pushback as residents voice safety concerns and city officials defend the project.
Crime & Justice
Beneath the Waterline: The Houston Bayou Deaths
A deep dive into the Houston Bayou bodies mystery—victims, clues, and unanswered questions.
Crime & Justice
Unalived Mysteries: Kada Scott
The search for missing #Philadelphia woman #KadaScott ends in tragedy as human remains are found; suspect Keon King faces kidnapping…
Crime & Justice
What Happened to Darius McCrary? Court Appearance Details
Family Matters star Darius McCrary was denied bail after a bizarre court hearing where he represented himself for an extradition.…
Finances
SNAP Benefit Delays and New Rules Affecting Texas Families
Texas SNAP alert: November 1st changes & benefit delay due to shutdown. See new work rules, age limits, and what…
Education
Government Shutdown Layoffs: How Special Education Was Affected
Trump layoffs at Education Department weaken special education support and oversight for students nationwide.