Andrea Uribe

College Station

Multimedia Journalist at KAGS-TV (Bryan, TX)

Articles

El Covid-19 nos encerró, la vacuna nos liberó

1 month ago | biobiochile.cl | Andrea Uribe

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Innovación y Empatía: Tratamientos Personalizados en la Lucha contra el Cáncer

2 months ago | infobae.com | Andrea Uribe

El cáncer es una enfermedad que afecta a millones de personas en el mundo, no solo desde el punto de vista físico, sino también emocional y social. Cada diagnóstico es un desafío único, pero también una oportunidad para avanzar hacia un enfoque más integral en la atención de los pacientes.
La relación entre la dependencia emocional y los mecanismos vinculativo-afectivos violentos

Jul 24, 2024 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Andrea Uribe

La relación entre la dependencia emocional y los mecanismos vinculativo-afectivos violentosAutores: Andrea UribeLocalización: Revista venezolana de estudios de la mujer, ISSN 1316-3701, Vol. 28, Nº. 61, 2023 (Ejemplar dedicado a: IV Encuentro de Investigación: Mujeres y Paz. Una apuesta por una paz incluyente), págs.
George Strait places College Station on the map after record breaking attendance at Kyle Field

Jun 17, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

Here’s how the city of College Station benefited from his record-breaking event. A little over 110,000 people made their way into Kyle Field and now, College Station is receiving national recognition.
Local Non-Profit keeping the elderly safe during hot summer months

Jun 16, 2024 | kens5.com | Andrea Uribe

BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — Today, about 30 million people in the U.S. live with chronic heat exposure, mostly in the south and southeast. Every year, an increasing percentage of those older Americans are low-income, and more likely to have medical conditions making them sensitive to heat. Here’s how Elder Aid is making sure their seniors are safe from the heat with their housing and utility aid.
George Strait's opener Parker McCollum, visits fans at Lucchese boot store

Jun 14, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — As the city of College Station gears up to host the King of Country, George Strait, at Kyle Field tomorrow, his opening act, Parker McCollum, came in and gave his fans a show and a meet and greet at Lucchese Boot store in Century Square on Friday. Some of these die-hard fans made sure they were the first in line to meet their longtime country idol. Fan, Kyleigh Kelly expressed her excitement, “I’m nervous.
Local Non-Profit keeping the elderly safe during hot summer months

Jun 12, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — Today, about 30 million people in the U.S. live with chronic heat exposure, mostly in the south and southeast. Every year, an increasing percentage of those older Americans are low-income, and more likely to have medical conditions making them sensitive to heat. Here’s how Elder Aid is making sure their seniors are safe from the heat with their housing and utility aid.
College Station prepares for a busy June with two major events

Jun 3, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — In back-to-back weekends College Station will be seeing fans come in for the Mexico versus Brazil, friendly soccer game and George Strait’s only concert in Texas this year. With over 65,000 tickets already sold for one weekend, hotels are trying to keep up with the demand in any way they can.
VFW Post 4692 gets a new paint job thanks to local businesses

May 29, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

BRYAN, Texas — The 75-year-old VFW Post 4692 will be receiving the makeover of a lifetime all thanks to a local business's initiative. Bryan local Cody Meece decided it was time for the building to return to its vibrant original colors and has donated his company’s services to give it a fresh coat of paint.
Salvation Army BCS Campaigns for $9.1 million for a new Center of Hope

May 24, 2024 | kagstv.com | Andrea Uribe

BRYAN, Texas — The Bryan College Station Salvation Army is looking for a $9.1-million makeover that will tear down their building from the 1950s and make space for a new center of hope. “We did a study two years ago that this building was inefficient to help the growing population in Brazos County especially with Bryan College Station growing so much.