Julia Leblanc is a New Haven County Bureau Reporter. She focuses on themes such as sports, health and wellness, and events, with a particular emphasis on consumer health and mental health topics. Julia's work has been featured in FOX61/CW20, 11Alive, WMAZ-TV, and NBC Connecticut.
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By: Julia Leblanc
After years of a legal back and forth of wanting to get rid of illegal ATVs and dirt bikes in New Haven, the city is taking a big step in doing so.
By: Julia Leblanc
Fall has officially sprung in Connecticut and our state’s orchards and pumpkin patches are rising to the occasion. At Bishop’s Orchards in Guilford, they’re expecting the next three weeks to be packed with people. “Right now, we are in full swing with apples. This is the time of year when we have the most varieties of apples available. Our pumpkin…
By: Julia Leblanc
With the holidays quickly approaching, consumers are on the hunt for the best bargains. There are a few prime opportunities on Wednesday and this week as Amazon Prime wraps up Big Deal Days. But it’s not just Amazon. Other major retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy are also offering discounts this week. “This is a really good time to…
By: Julia Leblanc
A milestone event was held at the Connecticut State Capitol and the Legislative Office Building on Friday. For the first time, advocates, educators, state leaders, and members of law enforcement took part in an all-day event called the Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Symposium. Throughout the day, the group went through different exercises, learning from leading researchers and experts working…
With the need for food growing across the state and the country, a Wallingford deli is asking for the community's help to make sure no one goes hungry.
By: Julia Leblanc
The country is waiting for answers from the U.S. government as the U.S. Senate has reached a tentative deal to reopen the federal government. That deal still has to go through the House and the president before it’s finalized and it does include funding for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). In the meantime, states are fronting their own money to…
By: Julia Leblanc
Quinnipiac University is eliminating its varsity women's rugby program and replacing it with a men's distance track team.
By: Julia Leblanc
Hundreds of young men from across Connecticut gathered at Southern Connecticut State University for the third annual Generationally Enhancing Males (GEM) Conference, where participants were recognized for their contributions to their communities and connected with their mentors.
By: Julia Leblanc
School is out for summer for a lot of Connecticut children this week, and healthcare leaders in our state are using this time to remind everyone about the dangers many kids may encounter in the coming months. Those at Connecticut Children’s said this marks the start of a busy time in the emergency room, which they often refer to as…
By: Julia Leblanc
The gaming platform, Roblox, has rolled out new safety features following concerns about children using the platform. One of those concerns came from Connecticut’s Attorney General, who is now investigating the company, calling it a “predators’ playground.” But Roblox said the new update is meant to help protect young users. One of those users is 11-year-old Lukas Hendricks, the son…
