Aisha Morales is a Professional Communicator at various news outlets including WEAU 13 News, WMTV NBC 15, and WBAY-TV. She focuses on Health and Wellness, covering topics such as mental health, public health, diet and nutrition, and fitness, while also exploring themes of climate change and environmental security. Aisha's work has been featured in CBS3Duluth, Wsaw-tv, WDAM, TV6 & FOX UP, and MSN.
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Green Bay, United States (Local)
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Aisha Morales's coverage primarily focuses on health and safety, with an emphasis on local Wisconsin news. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements related to health and scientific matters. For outreach, consider providing relevant local data or insights into public health initiatives in the Green Bay area.
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The YMCA says 88% of kids drown with at least one adult present.
The Two Rivers Parks and Recreation Department is urging swimmers to check beach conditions before entering the water at Neshotah Beach.
Everyday items left in a hot car can become a fire or health risk.
By: Aisha Morales
Fire department emphasizes importance of emergency preparedness as storm season continues.
New research shows young people turning to artificial intelligence for mental health advice, raising questions for parents
By: Aisha Morales
Wisconsin officials urge vigilance as billions of dollars are lost annually to fraud.
Experts say picking a camp is more like choosing a community than a one-time activity
By: Aisha Morales
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A health advisory warns parents to keep over-the-counter allergy and sleep medications out of reach of children and teenagers.
A poll raises questions about privacy and independence, safety and surveillance
Lead Safe Homes Program offers assistance to qualifying homes built before 1978.
