Brooke Griffin is a MMJ/Reporter for Fox 61, based in Connecticut. With a focus on local news in the Hartford area, Brooke covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, traffic, and local government. Her reporting aims to keep the community informed and engaged with the issues that affect their daily lives.
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This effort is happening due to the deadly flooding that ripped through the Naugatuck Valley, doing unfathomable damage to homes, businesses, and roads on Aug. 18.
It's the question brought up every year: can razors, needles, and drugs be found inside a candy bar?
You might think all candy is bad for your teeth, but it turns out some are better or worse than others.
By: Brooke Griffin
In October, the U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected but overall. The market is still considered strong and the unemployment rate is at a 50-year low.
King County election workers are back at the Renton headquarters for another long day as the ballots are still pouring in.
Four meetings are being held for concerned parents to voice why they believe the locations should remain open.
A historic campsite lodge in pieces after a late-night fire in West Seattle Monday night. Firefighters say the flames were so intense at first that they couldn't even get inside.
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By: Brooke Griffin
“We don’t like this plan, we don’t think it’s good for the kids.”
By: Brooke Griffin
The Safeway doors are open but the lights are off, and shoppers are tasked with bringing their own flashlights and headlamps to get shopping done.
They were supposed to move back into their newly rebuilt home after the holidays, but now because of the massive tree through their roof, they have to restart the building process again.
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