Doug Stewart is a web producer at FOX 61. He focuses on general assignment news with a keen interest in government and politics, aviation and aerospace, and regional and world news, often covering topics such as crime, violence, and legal affairs. Doug's work has been featured in National Fisherman, FOX61/CW20, and WWL-TV Channel 4 in New Orleans, among others.
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Doug Stewart's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, accidents, and police investigations in the United States, specifically Connecticut and Hartford. He seems particularly interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
If you are a source with relevant information regarding ongoing criminal investigations, accidents, or law enforcement-related developments within the specified geographic area, reaching out to Doug could be beneficial. Providing detailed insights into evolving stories or exclusive access to breaking news events related to crime or law enforcement may also capture his attention.
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Daily Jackson was killed Dec. 3.
Yomer Berrios, 18, of East Hartford, died from injuries following a crash involving two tractor-trailers on Interstate 84 West in East Hartford on November 16, 2023.
Some schools have early dismissal
A Hyundai spun sideways in the parking lot of a Citgo gas station and struck a cruiser, which was parked off the road.
By: Doug Stewart
Three companies made the list of "problem landlords" in the city of Hartford.
By: Doug Stewart
Michael Strenk, 48, was shot and killed on October 20, 2023 after allegedly charging at the officer with a knife in his hand.
The Cheshire man was also charged with DUI.
By: Doug Stewart
Police are reacting to a recent non-specific written threat in New Hartford.
The victim was 16 years old.
The school will continue to operate independently.
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