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Jan 16, 2025 | 
koaa.com | Michelle Reyes |James Gavato
COLORADO SPRINGS — We have one small reason for you to visit the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs! A baby sloth is making its public debut slowly but surely. While the newest addition to the zoo doesn't have a name yet and their gender is still unknown, it is a Hoffman's two-toed sloth who turns one month old Saturday. The baby, along with its mom Aysan, live in the Scutes Family Garden. Thursday is the baby's first public appearance.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
thediplomat.com | Michelle Reyes |Donna Mae Ocmeja
The global attention on plastic pollution largely centers around plastics used in consumer products, such as packaging and single-use wrappers. However, the contribution of the healthcare sector, a pillar of life-saving services, cannot be understated in this crisis. Asia’s health sector relies heavily on single-use plastics, which are used in disposable syringes, IV bags, personal protective equipment, and packaging materials.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
keprtv.com | Michelle Reyes |Jedediah Hoyt
Columbia Basin, Wash. — Struggling to find affordable housing? Catholic Charities Housing Services is stepping in by building rental properties and offering equity programs to help families in central Washington secure a home. Stable housing is one of the most critical needs facing families today. With the shortage of affordable rental properties and skyrocketing home prices, many find it nearly impossible to secure a place to live.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
kimatv.com | Michelle Reyes |Jedediah Hoyt
Columbia Basin, Wash. — Struggling to find affordable housing? Catholic Charities Housing Services is stepping in by building rental properties and offering equity programs to help families in central Washington secure a home. Stable housing is one of the most critical needs facing families today. With the shortage of affordable rental properties and skyrocketing home prices, many find it nearly impossible to secure a place to live.
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Jul 5, 2024 | 
latinbusinesstoday.com | Michelle Reyes |Maria Gabriela Hoch
Top Tips to Address Workplace Emotion Challenges & Authentic Power Leadership & Management, Performance, Talent/HRDo You Know the three primary workplace emotion challenges? The other night, I had the pleasure of meeting some people who candidly shared their frustrations at work, and I saw myself in them. Years ago, when I was convinced that it was fine to put on a mask to play...
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
latinbusinesstoday.com | Johanna Godinez |Michelle Reyes
Our reality is intricately woven with the energy and vibrations we emit into the worldIn the grand tapestry of life, our reality is the canvas upon which we paint our journey to success. Beyond the confines of mere circumstances, our perception of the world around us wields a profound influence on our ability to create and achieve. It’s not just the external factors that determine our triumphs; it’s the lens through which we view those factors that truly matters.
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Feb 14, 2024 | 
kimatv.com | Michelle Reyes
SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — The Lower Yakima Valley Latinx Coalition, local community organizations and community leaders hosted a rally last night to get the attention of decision makers at Sunnyside School District. The rally is in response to the ongoing issues happening across the school district from the lack of action and accountability from leadership, to increased school violence, violations of district policies, and nepotism.
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Feb 12, 2024 | 
latinbusinesstoday.com | Michelle Reyes |Aurora Santiago Ortiz
Today’s Consumers Want Authenticity, Not An Advertising Scheme How your small business can help achieve the American dream Editor’s note: This is part two of a two part article, in part one we covered: How Advertisers Are Selling the American Dream [Video] Marketers and business owners take note: it appears that affluence has fallen out of style. What does that mean? It means that marketing strategies should center upon the experiences, or intangible qualities, offered by a product or service...
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
kimatv.com | Michelle Reyes
WASHINGTON, — More than 500 thousand children in Washington state will get help to buy food through a federal program starting this summer. Washington state is one of 35 states participating in the launch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's new, permanent summer grocery benefits program known as Summer Electronic Benefit Program.
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Dec 19, 2023 | 
keprtv.com | Michelle Reyes
RICHLAND Wa. — This is the second time Jaylin Underwood, 11, and her neighbor, Hannah Rodni, 11, have sold hot chocolate and doanted to money to an organization of their choice. Screenshot 2023-12-19 153924.pngLast year they managed to raise about $440 in a single day by selling the hot chocolate in their neighborhood. "This year we have more toppings for the hot chocolate, and we are also making a donation. There's a container full of jackets and toys for the kids for Christmas," said Hannah.
