Jennifer Joas is a reporter for NBC Connecticut. She is passionate about providing accurate and relatable news to viewers, with a focus on consumer interest, health and wellness, and consumer affairs. Jennifer's work has been featured in NBC 6 Miami, NBC New York, NBC Connecticut, New England Cable News, NBC Boston, and NBC Bay Area.
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Jennifer Joas primarily covers local news in Connecticut, with a focus on family-related events and educational developments. Given her coverage of government announcements and press releases, she may be responsive to pitches providing unique angles on local education initiatives or human interest stories related to families in the Connecticut area.
She often reports on events such as holiday traditions, community initiatives, and local happenings so reaching out with exclusive access or insights into similar upcoming events could resonate well.
Considering Jennifer's strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage related to education and family themes, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches that align with these areas while keeping a distinct local focus within the United States.
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By: Steve Pancione, Jennifer Joas
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By: Jennifer Joas, Steve Pancione
In October, NBC Connecticut Responds helped Mitchell Boyer, a teen competitive climber in Glastonbury, and his mother, Clarissa Boyer get their Instagram accounts restored after they said Meta had suspended them for violating Instagram's community standards on child sexual exploitation, abuse, and nudity.
Review your income and expenses, contribute to an emergency fund and pay down debt. Those are the steps Magdalena Johndrow, of
By: Jennifer Joas, Steve Pancione
When Anthony Cusano filed a claim after storm damage to his late mother's home, he didn't expect it to be denied based on a historical image. But experts say insurers are increasingly relying on data such as aerial images to deny claims.
Higher airline fees could make spring break travel more expensive as Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines roll out new checked-bag charges this week.
By: Jennifer Joas, Steve Pancione
Wren Kitchens, a major kitchen cabinet retailer with showrooms in Milford and Newington and sixteen other smaller locations in Connecticut, abruptly closed Thursday. Some of these locations existed inside Home Depots. Customers and employees both said the closure occurred without warning.
By: Steve Pancione, Jennifer Joas
Six coin collectors from across our state told NBC Connecticut Responds they have seen counterfeits popping up on eBay, potentially leaving unsuspecting buyers scammed out of hundreds of dollars. They asked the Responds team to investigate, and the problem was easy to find. Our team identified four eBay listings described as 1oz bullion Silver Eagle coins. Everything about the listings…
By: Steve Pancione, Jennifer Joas
The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (CT DMV) told NBC Connecticut Responds that from February 7th through March 15th, about 17,000 emission test reminder mailers did not get sent out.
By: Jennifer Joas, Kenny Mahoney, Steve Pancione
Connecticut and Massachusetts homeowners said they paid thousands of dollars to a contractor they knew simply as “Jason,” only to be left with damaged property, disconnected phone numbers and warranties they said were never honored.
By: Jennifer Joas, Steve Pancione
A Connecticut burn specialist is warning parents that NeeDoh squishy toys can cause serious burns if they heat up and break, releasing a thick, sticky gel.
