Kevin Gaiss is a journalist specializing in local news, with a focus on Connecticut and the Hartford area. He has worked for NBC Connecticut and New England Cable News, and his work has also been featured on Telemundo Fresno. Kevin is dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to his community.
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By: Kevin Gaiss
A neighborhood in Hartford is marking a milestone of sorts - nine months with no fatal shootings.
UConn students and community members are on day two of a protest in support of the Palestinian people in Gaza, and are showing their opposition to the war between Israel and Hamas.
Stew Leonard's is eyeing Orange among two other locations for their ninth store here in the Northeast.
On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, the city of New Haven announced its plans for money it received from the National Opioid Settlement Fund. The city had over $650,000 to allocate this round. Much of it was being funneled directly into community groups on the front lines of the opioid crisis. One group getting a major cut of this round’s funding…
By: Kevin Gaiss
Dozens of police officers from Hartford and surrounding departments embarked on a miles-long journey Wednesday from the state capital to the nation’s capital. The ride is part of the annual Police Unity Tour. This year’s ride honored Detective Robert “Bobby” Garten, who was killed in the line of duty last September. “That’s really what this is about, it’s about us…
By: Kevin Gaiss
A longstanding diner in Wethersfield expects to have to close their doors for good after the town Planning and Zoning Commission approved plans to build mixed-use housing in its place.
UConn continues to seek expansion of housing opportunities for undergraduate students in Hartford. A key committee offered initial approval of a plan to convert empty office space along Pratt Street into suite-style dorms.
By: Bryan Mercer, Kevin Gaiss
Back in March, Michelle Troconis was found guilty of conspiring to murder Jennifer Dulos in 2019. She was also convicted on five other counts related to the case.
By: Kevin Gaiss
The City of New Haven and surrounding communities continue to crack down on illegal ATV and dirt bike riding in the city. The city police department is anticipating the usage of the machines to increase as the weather gets nicer heading into the summer months.
Some of the biggest names in the gymnastics world like Suni Lee, Gabby Douglas and Simone Biles are taking their talents to the XL Center in Hartford for the Core Hydration Classic.
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