Alison Cross is a journalist based in Connecticut, with a focus on local news in the Hartford area. She writes for The Hartford Courant and Yahoo News, covering a wide range of topics including domestic violence, education, traffic stops, and cultural issues. Her work has also been featured in the Gwinnett Daily Post.
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Alison Cross's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, crime, education, and social issues in Connecticut. She appears to be particularly interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, as well as crime.
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Ruben Rodriguez, a Puerto Rican and Latinos for Trump surrogate, said he has seen a “big wave of Latinos” supporting Trump.
By: Alison Cross
“The Treaty of Hartford in 1638 basically said Pequots no longer existed.”
By: Alison Cross
“The question of, ‘Are you better today than you were four years ago?’ is a very real question for people,” the GOP chairman said.
State and federal agencies in Connecticut are preparing for potential threats on Election Day amid concerns of possible political violence.
University of Connecticut officials offered more details Monday about how an ongoing review of 240 low-enrollment programs will unfold, as concerns over potential cuts persist.
As democratic leaders brace for new abortion restrictions that could arise during President Donald Trump's second term , reproductive rights advocates
Ken Engelman is on a mission to change the world, three words at a time: “Please Be Kind!” It's a simple enough message, but sometimes society needs the reminder.
House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora said analysts estimate that Connecticut spends $1.3 billion a year on undocumented residents.
By: Alison Cross
Hundreds of Connecticut residents signed a letter calling on the state’s U.S. senators to block the sale of American weapons to Israel
As President-Elect Donald Trump pledges to carry out the “largest deportation program in American history,” Attorney General William Tong and more
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