Michael Rodriguez is a reporter at Kelowna Capital News. He focuses on themes such as energy, mining, climate change, and sustainability, along with technology and artificial intelligence. Michael has been featured in various publications including the Salmon Arm Observer, Calgary Herald, and the Edmonton Journal.
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Michael Rodriguez's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in Calgary and Alberta. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather, environment, local news, politics as well as crime.
Given his focus on local news and government-related themes, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments or announcements from the Calgary city council or Alberta provincial government. Pitches regarding significant changes impacting the community such as environmental initiatives or responses to extreme weather events are also likely to resonate with him.
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By: Michael Rodriguez
A Donna-area man on the run from authorities was apprehended Saturday and awaits arraignment on a capital murder charge, which stems from the death of his 3-year-old daughter who died from blunt force trauma after suffering prolonged abuse.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Artificial intelligence quickly shifts overnight as tech giants and innovators ambitiously reshape the future of technology, business, and global connectivity.
By: Erika De Los Reyes
We did it.
By: Michael Rodriguez
MIT's thermal energy storage innovations are set to revolutionize industrial decarbonization with conductive bricks and geothermal battery technology.
By: Michael Rodriguez
More than 600 residents and employees of two Harlingen area nursing homes may have been exposed to tuberculosis and should be tested, Cameron County Public Health officials said in a news release Friday.
By: Michael Rodriguez
The New Horizon Health Center says they’re thinking of you this Christmas.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Bill Reagan can’t stay retired for long.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Bill Reagan can’t stay retired for long.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Editor's Note: Today's piece is by Michael Rodriguez. Michael serves as Senior Strategist for Content and Scholarly Communication Initiatives at Lyrasis.
By: Michael Rodriguez
Forty-eight years ago, a group of 32 elementary school students from the Rio Grande Valley were chaperoned by 22 adults as they boarded a plane.
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