Amy Coval is a journalist based in Connecticut, with a focus on local news and events. She writes for various publications including CT Insider, What the Health?, Calhoun Times, Shelton Herald, The Middletown Press, and Register Citizen. Amy's articles cover a wide range of topics including music, entertainment, local events, lottery updates, and community news.
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Hartford, Connecticut, United States (Local)
Amy Coval's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news and events taking place in Connecticut. She reports on local events, seasonal activities, and human interest stories related to the area. If you have a relevant story about local cultural happenings, celebrity appearances or performances in Connecticut, Amy would likely be interested.
Additionally, she covers sports news to some extent. Therefore, if you have updates regarding local sports teams or significant sporting events happening in Connecticut that align with her coverage focus, these might also catch her attention.
Given the range of specific topics covered within entertainment and lifestyle categories including music events (like Tracy Chapman), lottery wins (Powerball), holiday markets as well as historic homes preservation among others; providing pitches around similar localized lifestyle stories could resonate with her interests.
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Wooster School graduate Tracy Chapman became the first Black artist to win "Song of the...
The morning news anchor returned to the station after leaving earlier this year.
Nov. 13—Heidi Voight has returned to her on-air slot at NBC Connecticut following the death of her mother in February.
The train hall's holiday fair is accessible via any New Haven line Metro-North train.
By: Amy Coval
Two Powerball tickets worth $200,000 each were sold and drawn in the Nutmeg State over the weekend, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
By: Amy Coval
The holiday fair is accessible via any New Haven line Metro-North train. Grand Central Holiday Fair is open for fall and winter festivities as of Nov. 13.
These antique home owners in Connecticut feel a responsibility to maintain the history of...
Nov. 15—As autumn begins to roll into winter, peak hunting season in Connecticut stays in full swing.
The $2 million Powerball ticket sold in Connecticut was the biggest prize in the nation...
These holiday markets across Connecticut are showcasing artisans and small businesses.
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