Chris Dehnel is a Northern Connecticut Editor at Patch. He covers a range of topics including commercial and residential real estate, finance, and regional interest stories, while also highlighting issues related to animal rights and rescue. Chris has been featured in Yahoo News and Patch.com, and his extensive journalistic career includes numerous awards for his diverse reporting.
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Chris Dehnel's articles primarily focus on local news in Hartford and Tolland Counties, with an emphasis on crime and public safety. To effectively reach out to Chris, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local police activities, fire departments, community events, or government announcements within the specified region. Additionally, breaking news stories or evolving situations in these areas may also be of interest to him. It’s important to note that his coverage heavily leans towards crime-related topics such as police arrests and DUI charges as well as house & home themes like home fires.
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A rider was ejected from his bike in a crash in Stafford.
By: Chris Dehnel
Several Guns were confiscated after an incident with am armed felon in Glastonbury, police said.
By: Chris Dehnel
The two dogs were found safe at the I-84 East Truck Stop and are now in Animal Control's care.
By: Chris Dehnel
A 4-year-old child was sent to a hospital after ingesting THS products that were left exposed, state police said.
By: Chris Dehnel
UConn is defined by the AD as "a championship culture while providing student-athletes with the best possible college experience."
Rockville High School has named the honor roll for the final quarter of the 2025-26 academic year.
By: Chris Dehnel
A cleaning product that was ahead of its time was a staple of the Manchester economy.
Donors can give blood at City Hall on June 24 and receive a $15 e-gift card, according to the city.
The funds are being released through the Community Development Block Grant Small Cities program.
A driver first ran stop sign, then ran from the cops, an incident report shows.
