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Devon Castillo
Devon Castillo
Sports Reporter · Killeen, TX
With a background in sports marketing and journalism, Devon has spent the past 6 years covering college athletics for the Texas Tribune. A graduate of Texas State University, he is passionate about bringing attention to the exciting developments at Central Texas College and their athletes.
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Pope Leo XIV has renewed his call for Argentina to protect its most vulnerable people, visiting a home for people with disabilities in a symbolically powerful rebuke of President Javier Milei’s austerity measures. Leo made a pilgrimage to the Cottolengo…
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