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August 23, 2021
Capital Environmental Services Program 2021

There are many different options to consider and to choose from when it comes to finding the best garbage hauling Read More

January 8, 2018
The World Continues to Provide Assistance to Grieving Puerto Rico

It’s been a few months since Hurricane Maria and Irma devastated Puerto Rico, and the island is nowhere close to Read More

October 27, 2017
Texas High School Students Rent Buses to Support Hurricane Victims

Students from a Texas High School stepped up back in September to help those who were directly affected by Hurricane Read More

October 6, 2017
Caribbean Islands Push For Renewable Energy In Aftermath Of Hurricane Maria

In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands are making new movements for island power grids Read More

September 12, 2016
Stanford Study Finds Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops

Police discrimination has been a hot-button issue in the U.S. for decades and now, new research shows that it continues Read More

September 12, 2016
Latino Communities Across the U.S. Implement New Programs to Fight Childhood Obesity

The Sierra Club and Latino Outdoors organizations in Oregon collaborated with The Next Door to offer free Spanish-language hike leader Read More

August 17, 2016
Hispanic-Owned Businesses are Booming, and Won’t Settle Down Anytime Soon

Hispanic-owned businesses are booming. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of Hispanic businesses has more than doubled since Read More

August 16, 2016
New Drug Treatment Could Potentially Extend Dogs’ Lives by Up to 4 Years

The U.S. spends approximately $12.6 billion on pet supplies and over-the-counter medication annually, but a new drug treatment could potentially Read More

California Allegedly Funding State-Based Labor Center that Illegally Employs Unlicensed Migrant Workers
March 14, 2016

A California resident has allegedly discovered a trail of illegal employment activity by a state-funded labor center. Despite these findings, Read More

UN Report: No Country is Safe From Organized Crime
March 9, 2016

Organized crime may be costing the global economy more than ever thought possible. According to The Fiscal Times, the United Read More

Black and Hispanic Americans Are Least Likely To Have Retirement Savings
March 8, 2016

There’s a retirement crisis on the horizon, and it’s approaching faster than most Americans know how to handle it. Many Read More

One Chinese Company Just Made a Smartphone That Charges in 15 Minutes
February 29, 2016

The Chinese smartphone maker Oppo has recently announced that its newest digital technology will allow smartphones to fully charge in Read More

Look Out Kim — Kendall and Kylie Jenner Are Dominating the App Store Now
February 29, 2016

It really seems as though there’s no industry that can’t be conquered by the Kardashian-Jenner sisters — including the industry Read More

Americans Aren’t Vacationing as Much as They Could
August 28, 2014

    Everyone looks forward to their vacation time — or do they? According to a recent Glassdoor survey, about Read More

New Data Shows More People Turning to Social Media Platforms for Medical Advice
August 26, 2014

According to a new study from the Center for Connected Health, more people are looking for health care information and Read More

Patriot Aluminum is Reaping the Benefits of the Growing Aluminum Industry
August 20, 2014

Aluminum is something that shows up throughout your everyday life. Three uses for aluminum include canning beverages, roofing homes, and Read More

Despite Handful of Hispanic–owned Businesses, Growing Hispanic Population in Manitowoc Still Faces Challenges
August 20, 2014

As the number of Hispanic immigrants continues to grow in the United States, communities around the country are seeing an Read More

Evangelical Leaders Encouraging Anti-Gay Movement in Latin America
August 18, 2014

Following the recent defeat of the Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Law of 2014, which would have allowed LGBTI individuals to be sentenced Read More

Data Breach Resulted in Millions of Dollars in Expenses for Target
August 12, 2014

In the aftermath of the large credit and debit card breach Target Corp. faced in 2013, the company has reported Read More

Art Auction to Benefit Restorations for L.A. Church with Ties to Chicano History, Classic Architecture
August 8, 2014

Artists in Los Angeles are gathering for an auction to support the Church of the Epiphany, which has significant ties Read More

Latinos Playing Crucial Role in Economic Recovery of the United States
August 6, 2014

The number of homeowners between 2000 and 2013 increased from 69.2 million to 74.7 million, with Latinos accounting for about Read More

Decreasing Access to Affordable Food and Healthcare Puts Hispanic Farmworkers in a Bind
August 5, 2014

The Affordable Care Act has been previously linked to a number of potential ill-effects, but could Obamacare actually cause higher Read More