Briceyda Landaverde is an Anchor/Reporter at NBC Connecticut. Known to viewers as Bri, she covers a wide range of topics including education, healthcare, and diversity, with a community-first approach to her reporting. Bri has been featured in NBC New York (WNBC), NBC Connecticut, and NBC Boston.
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Briceyda Landaverde's focus is primarily on local news and community events, with an emphasis on expert commentary. She covers a wide range of topics including education, government & politics, health, crime, family & relationships.
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, affects about 10 million people in the world. It's a leading cause of infertility and the exact root of the health condition is unknown.
By: Briceyda Landaverde
During the early morning hours on Friday, family members held on tight to their Connecticut National Guard soldiers as they embarked on a new mission.
By: Briceyda Landaverde
Looking at her own reflection has a new meaning for Ginny Williamson. “I look in the mirror every morning. I have a nose. You know? Where before I had nothing, nothing,” Ginny Williamson of Groton said. The 78-year-old previously had skin cancer removed but then it came back during the pandemic and this time it was worse. “It seemed to…
Drivers caught on camera disobeying the law and endangering students has led multiple municipalities to add cameras to school buses. “My own personal experiences, my wife and I put our two daughters onto the bus every morning, and on a concernedly frequent occurrence, we see people that run through the stop sign that the bus puts out,” New Haven Mayor…
By: Briceyda Landaverde
Connecticut’s youngest voters are keeping a close eye on one more crucial race this election season — the quest for 2026 kid governor. “It is really an honor to be a kid governor,” 2025 Connecticut Kid Governor Keudy Martinez said. On Wednesday and Thursday, the current kid governor, Keudy Martinez, and his cabinet will hit the road, visiting nine schools…
By: Briceyda Landaverde
UConn's marching band is gearing up to perform on one of the biggest stages. The 2026 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
By: Briceyda Landaverde
Thursday morning, walkers and cyclists came out to celebrate a new lighting system inside a 400-foot tunnel along the Hop River State Park trail within Bolton Notch State Park.
On Friday, the CREC Student Senate was busy sorting, organizing and packing donations headed to Jamaica.
By: Briceyda Landaverde
East Farms Elementary School library is filled with toys -- everything from Bluey stuffed animals to Taylor Swift-themed gifts.
By: Briceyda Landaverde
From page to page, bouncy text shifts between English and Spanish highlighting Nochebuena festivities. “Una familia brimming with joy, dos helpful tíos preparing the roast,” Adriana Hernández Bergstrom read out loud. “Once viejitos dance bachata, it’s almost time for regalos.” Adriana Hernández Bergstrom, based in New Haven County, is the author and illustrator of Countdown for Nochebuena. “I saw so…
