Carmen Chau is a reporter and weekend evening anchor for FOX61 News in Connecticut. She is also an adjunct professor at Quinnipiac University's School of Journalism. Carmen's reporting focuses on local news stories in the Hartford area, covering a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Carmen Chau's coverage mainly revolves around evolving local stories, government announcements, and breaking news. The prevalent themes include health, weather, and crime.
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By: Carmen Chau
Police said Devoni Miller, 24, of Cromwell, caused two crashes and then allegedly drowned her baby.
By: Carmen Chau
Claudette Consignment collected bags of donations and put out a money jar by their register. This is just one of many ways the community is coming together.
By: Carmen Chau
Communities have come up with creative ways to support the two families impacted by the fire.
There will be 20 trucks plowing the streets and they are scheduled 16 routes.
Michelle Troconis, one of the suspects charged in the disappearance of New Canaan mother Jennifer Dulos in 2019, is set to begin her trial on Thursday.
By: Carmen Chau
Conversations of domestic violence have been ignited again while hoping this trial will bring renewed peace to Jennifer's friends and family.
By: Carmen Chau
The signs say, "Say no to panhandling. There are better ways to give."
By: Carmen Chau
The judge kept William Lucky Jr.'s bond at $2.5 million and called it "a serious case."
By: Carmen Chau
Jason Spencer, a military veteran, came to Khan's defense last summer when she was allegedly attacked by Andrey Desmond outside of the XL Center.
Stanley was thrown out of the car when he was only three months old which led to one of his legs being amputated.
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