Alyson Bruner is an Anchor/Reporter for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in Southern California. With a passion for storytelling, Alyson covers a wide range of topics including small business, education, parenting, community events, and social issues. Her goal is to provide informative and engaging news stories that resonate with the local community.
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Alyson Bruner's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and issues related to family, relationships, business, industry, health, and wellbeing. She often covers community-building initiatives as well as topics such as indigenous peoples' movements and local economy.
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As the countdown to the new school year is underway, parents are juggling a lot.
By: Alyson Bruner
MILWAUKEE — Two Wisconsin women are working to raise awareness about resources for women's fertility and wellbeing space as well as provide education on topics that often are not talked about, such as perimenopause.
By: Alyson Bruner
They're hosting a screen of "Periodical," a documentary that examines the science, politics and culture around the menstrual cycle.
MILWAUKEE — With the excessive heat warnings in place across the state recently, it is important to stay safe in the extreme heat.
RACINE, Wis. — The City of Racine Fire Department is sharing a vital safety message after rescuing a 4-year-old boy from a house fire.
MILWAUKEE — The Famous Racing Sausages are an iconic part of a Milwaukee Brewers home game. Now, one fan is trying to make them an official LEGO set.
MILWAUKEE — A free resource guide for families is now available in Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Police continue to investigate vandalism on Nov. 4, 2024.
By: Alyson Bruner
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Police are continuing their investigation into a threatening message, painted in white, discovered outside Pius XI Catholic High School.
By: Alyson Bruner
The healing process continues for the entire community, including first responders who witnessed the traumatic events.
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