KTVQ (Q2) is the region’s top-rated news station.

Started in 1953, it’s also the state’s second TV station, just months behind Butte’s KXLF.

In addition to four daily newscasts, ktvq.com provides a constant source for continuous news coverage.

A Documentary Film

Pioneers in the fight against global poverty are exploring an innovative method of helping the world’s poor. They offer sustainable socio-economic advancement through access to credit and other financial services that the developed world takes for granted.

Banking on Trust is a documentary that explores the personal stories of borrowers and lenders from three very different microlending institutions in Argentina.

Published Works:

Patch

• A Cancer Memorial on Wheels Makes a Stop in Agoura Hills
• Center for Jewish Life Opens at Chabad of the Conejo
• City Honors Retired Middle School Principal
• Woman to Honor Husband Who Died on 9/11 at Pepperdine Ceremony

Hyper-local news network

Patch.com is a community-specific news and information platform dedicated to providing local coverage to towns and communities.

I have taken assignments for Patch’s news websites in Malibu, Agoura Hills, Calabasas and Pacific Palisades, covering city council meetings, community events and police activity.

Published Works:

Malibu Times

• News Briefs — June 23, 2010
• News Briefs — May 19, 2010

Community Newspaper

The Malibu Times is a staple in the wider Malibu community, serving the local population with news for over 60 years.

Published Works:

The Graphic

• Advertising seniors dive into the shark tank
• Bost appointed interim law dean
• Flags wave to honor victims of terrorism
• Moore questions Italian conviction

Student Newspaper, Pepperdine University

The Pepperdine Graphic is the award-winning student publication of Pepperdine University in Malibu California.

Founded in 1937, it is the oldest student organization on campus and holds a long tradition of keeping the campus up to date with reliable, accurate and ethical news.

Published Works:

Montana Lawyer

• The Fantasy World of a Bolivian Prison

Monthly Journal for the State Bar of Montana

This article for the Montana Lawyer describes my experience as a tourist in what Lonely Planet has described as “The World’s Most Bizarre Tourist Attraction.”

The San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, seems more like a walled city than a prison, and if you’re lucky enough, you can even get a guided tour inside the walls.

This article earned the publication’s Haswell Award for 2010 — an award given to the best article each year.