Aisha Morales

Green Bay

Weekend Anchor and Reporter at WBAY-TV (Green Bay, WI)

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Neenah schools warn of students trying to short-circuit Chromebooks

5 days ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

NEENAH, Wis. (WBAY) - A warning about another dangerous and costly TikTok trend. This stern warning is from Neenah school officials, but it’s a trend that’s happening across the country. It involves students inserting paper clips, push pins, mechanical pencil lead, or metallic gum wrappers into the Chromebook USB ports. It can cause smoke and sparks leading to burns. It could potentially puncture the battery and start a fire. It can also cause property damage costing hundreds of dollars to repair.
‘Tis the season: Is it allergies or a cold?

6 days ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - You’re not the only one sneezing and dealing with itchy, watery eyes. Seasonal allergies are very common this time of year. With days of high pollen caused by grasses, weeds, and soon trees, doctors are seeing more people dealing with allergy symptoms. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 kids experience seasonal allergy symptoms. They can be hard to pinpoint, especially in kids, because they can be similar to cold symptoms.
Focus on kids’ safety in spring, summer

1 week ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - May is Safe Kids Month, just in time to keep kids safe as the weather warms up. It’s important for parents to know this time of year is what’s called “summer trauma season” because injuries and deaths among children increase dramatically. Safe Kids Worldwide, alongside our regional Safe Kids chapters, say we’re getting into an exciting time for families. We get outside more, go on vacations, get time away from school.
Ease into spring activities to avoid spring injuries

1 week ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Spring is here, and with more warm weather days a lot of us are getting back to doing things outside and moving more. Doctors want you to ease back into outdoor activities and take steps to prevent common injuries that come up this time of year. Whether it’s the golf course or pickleball court, walking in the neighborhood or cycling on a trail, it doesn’t take much for sprains, strains and lingering pains to pop up.
Riders, ride smart. Drivers, share the road.

1 week ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

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Report: AI companions aren’t safe for children

1 week ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Kids should not use artificial intelligence companion apps. This comes from the nonprofit media watchdog group Common Sense Media, which says conversations with companion chat bots online can include sexual and self-harm messages. The group says the apps pose “unacceptable risks” to kids and teens as it put out a report asking for better safety measures and transparency.
Chemicals in everyday plastics linked to heart disease

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A new study shows a chemical found in everyday things you use might be much worse than we thought. This was a global study, so it’s giving us the big picture. The study showed the chemicals called phthalates may have contributed to more than 10% of all deaths from heart disease in 2018. That’s in men and women all over the world. The problem is phthalates inflame coronary arteries, which can accelerate heart disease.
Plan today for severe weather tonight

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - First Alert Weather meteorologists say Monday night brings the most significant risk of severe weather in almost a year. Planning ahead is important. It’s always good to be prepared whenever the forecast calls for severe weather. Make sure you have emergency supplies. Know your safe spaces. Have a family communications plan. That includes making sure your phones are all charged. It doesn’t hurt to have an external charger and power bank handy for those devices.
Saturday is Drug Take-back Day

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Saturday, April 26, is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. It’s an opportunity to safely dispose of unused or expired medications that might still be in your home, to prevent them from getting into the wrong hands, being misused, or seeping into our ground and waterways. Because of the NFL Draft, Brown County isn’t hosting public drug take-back events. However, there are plenty of permanent drop boxes in the county and other events in Northeast Wisconsin.
Staying safe at large events

3 weeks ago | wbay.com | Aisha Morales

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Keep personal safety top of mind anytime you’re at large events or gatherings. That’s the message from the Green Bay Police Department as the NFL Draft and surrounding events pick up. Here are a few things to remember:- Be alert to suspicious behavior. - Be aware of your surroundings. For example, know your exits. - Keep personal items, such as your wallet and phone, on you. - Consider leaving a crowd if it seems to be getting out of control.