Kristin Burnell is a television news reporter for WPRI Connects, focusing on local news in Springfield, Massachusetts. She has also contributed to Western Mass News. With a passion for community stories, Kristin covers a wide range of topics including local events, government issues, human interest stories, and breaking news.
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Kristin Burnell's reporting focuses on local news within Massachusetts, particularly Springfield. Her coverage primarily includes government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to crime, government & politics, and education.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The 2024 presidential campaign is ramping up with less than three weeks until Election Day.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
The final beam will be placed atop the new Johnston elementary school on Tuesday morning.
By: Melanie Dasilva, Kristin Burnell
Town officials in Hanson, Massachusetts, say its battle with a resident is starting to get expensive.
By: Leah Crowley, Kristin Burnell
Police are searching for a suspect after a person was shot outside of a dining hall at the University of Bridgeport (UB) on Tuesday evening.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
BOSTON (WPRI) — With five days to go until Election Day, many bar and restaurant servers in Massachusetts are advocating against the passage of Question 5 on the state ballot. In Massachusetts, tip…
After months of delays, the Providence pallet shelters known as Echo Village are set to open for the winter.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
Contract negotiations continue between healthcare workers at Women & Infants hospitals and their employer Care New England.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
They shared concerns about the size of the mulch piles and how close the fire got to their homes.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
A three-alarm fire in Providence on Tuesday has left nine people without a home, including a mother and son who just months ago unexpectedly lost a family member.
A business in Tiverton partially reopened its doors Friday morning one week after all the cats were removed due to licensing issues.
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