Jackie Ibanez

Jan 23, 2024 | twinstates.news | Jackie Ibanez

We're now several weeks into the new year. So how are your resolutions going? If you're finding it hard to stay motivated to stick to your goals -- you aren't alone. With the new year going strong, many people are pushing ahead with their resolutions. But according to data from The Ohio State University, roughly 43 percent of Americans will give up on their 2024 goals by the end of January.

Jan 22, 2024 | youralaskalink.com | Jackie Ibanez

We're now several weeks into the new year. So how are your resolutions going? If you're finding it hard to stay motivated to stick to your goals -- you aren't alone. With the new year going strong, many people are pushing ahead with their resolutions. But according to data from The Ohio State University, roughly 43 percent of Americans will give up on their 2024 goals by the end of January.

Jan 22, 2024 | starcitytv.com | Jackie Ibanez

We're now several weeks into the new year. So how are your resolutions going? If you're finding it hard to stay motivated to stick to your goals -- you aren't alone. With the new year going strong, many people are pushing ahead with their resolutions. But according to data from The Ohio State University, roughly 43 percent of Americans will give up on their 2024 goals by the end of January.

Jan 8, 2024 | youralaskalink.com | Jackie Ibanez

"Fabulous" Las Vegas is getting a high-tech makeover as CES 2024, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show kicks off Tuesday. "We'll have over 4,000 companies exhibiting here in literally 2.5 million net square feet of exhibit space," says Consumer Electronics Association President Gary Shapiro. The event gives inventors a chance to show off their gadgets to potential partners who could help their products grow to become household names.

Dec 21, 2023 | youralaskalink.com | Jackie Ibanez

Transportation experts are sharing strategies on how you can avoid headaches and keep yourself safe this holiday travel season. It wouldn't quite be the holiday season without lots and lots of travel. And this year is no different. Triple-A estimates more than 115 million people will journey 50 miles or more over a ten-day period from Saturday to January 1. That's about a two-percent increase from last year. Because most Americans will be hitting the roads you can expect traffic to be hectic.