Alanna Flood is a news anchor and reporter who focuses on local news in the Springfield, Massachusetts area. She writes for Wwlp Channel 22 Tv, KETK, and WFLA-TV News Channel 8 / WTTA-TV Great 38. Alanna covers a wide range of topics including education, cybersecurity, consumer protection, travel, health, and community events.
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Alanna's coverage mainly revolves around local events, safety tips, and community news. She places significant emphasis on entertainment news, crime-related stories, family & relationships topics.
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News 9 was hearing reports of multiple accidents and cars sliding off the road in several areas, including along Interstate 93 and the Everett Turnpike.
A record number of air travelers is expected this Thanksgiving week even as winter weather is raising some concerns.
By: Alanna Flood
The TSA said it's ready for big crowds at airports across the country, including at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport.
By: Alanna Flood
Camaraderie, community spirit and heart rates were high in Windham as a record-number of people showed up for the 30th annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot.
New Hampshire State Police say wrong-way driving is becoming a significant issue in the state.
U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan said Monday that President Joe Biden should have stuck to his original decision and not pardoned his son.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — New Hampshire State Police officials say wrong-way driving is becoming a significant issue in the state.
Firefighters are investigating the cause of a two-alarm fire that destroyed a two-family home in Manchester on Monday morning.
By: Alanna Flood
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By: Alanna Flood
A nonprofit organization that helps people dealing with homelessness in New Hampshire said Tuesday its shelter is consistently full, and it has 350 people on a waitlist for housing.
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