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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The month of April is when we start to feel the essence of spring and the need for change. Trees are blooming, flowers are growing and a rebirth period comes to life, as springtime sunshine and warmth wipe away the darkness of winter. With the change of seasons, comes the desire to welcome new beginnings and the joys of spring cleaning. What better way to begin your spring cleaning than with the luxury local housecleaning service, Lemon and Lavender.
By: Melanie Dasilva, Kristin Burnell
Kathryn Rousseau, 56, was arraigned Tuesday on three counts of assault and battery on a person with intellectual disability.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
Steward Health Care was under fire at a congressional hearing Wednesday in Boston.
By: Kristin Burnell, Leah Crowley
Overnight on Monday, crews will be shifting the crossover point for westbound traffic a half-mile closer to the Washington Bridge ahead of the Tuesday-morning commute.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
The House Judiciary Committee is expected to vote on legislation Tuesday that would increase penalties for those who drink and drive.
By: Melanie Dasilva, Kristin Burnell
Will more movies be filmed in Rhode Island? Some state lawmakers hope that will happen.
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By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
State lawmakers are considering legislation that could lead to more spaces for people to live in Rhode Island.
By: Kristin Burnell, Melanie Dasilva
Rideshare drivers will be on strike at the State House all day Wednesday, protesting the “corporate greed” of the app companies.
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