18 Aug 2026

The year was 1941. War was raging across Europe. The United States was preparing to enter the conflict. And in the deserts of Saudi Arabia, a young oil industry was beginning to transform the future of a kingdom. That year, Schlumberger, now SLB, performed its first well log in Saudi Arabia. Eighty-five years is an impressive amount of time to operate in one country. It means ge...

30 Mar 2026

In a school district of any size, incidents are bound to happen. But what often shapes public perception isn’t just the event itself, it’s how school leaders respond. I’ve seen it again and again over a decade plus of covering countless school-related stories as a reporter. Communities pay close attention to what happens in their schools. And when something goes wrong, people want answe...

01 Dec 2025

[caption id="attachment_3566" align="alignnone" width="300"] Courtesy: Matt Rascon[/caption] You wouldn’t know the moment you touch down at Cheddi Jagan International Airport, but it doesn’t take long to feel the momentum of one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. You see it in the construction delays along the bumpy road into Georgetown. You see it in the crowd gathered for the...

17 Jul 2025

Overwhelmed and panicked
I had only arrived on scene minutes earlier. Police were crawling through the neighborhood responding to an incident. I was standing in front of a camera, my mind racing with what I knew and how to deliver it. My job was to be the expert—to break down the complex scene for viewers across San Diego. But when the anchor tossed to me… I fumbled. And I was replaced with another reporter. ...