Lindsey Kane is a reporter/MSJ for FOX61/CW20, focusing on local news in Connecticut, specifically in the Hartford area. With a passion for community stories and events, Lindsey covers a wide range of topics including education, local businesses, health, and sports.
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Lindsey Kane's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and events. She covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, health, crime, family & relationships, and sports in the Connecticut area.
If you have insights or expertise related to local government initiatives or policies in Connecticut, educational developments within the state or community events and issues affecting families and law enforcement activities specifically within Hartford or other areas of Connecticut, your pitches are likely to resonate well with Lindsey. Whether it's an upcoming event announcement or an analysis of a recent policy change that impacts the community in her coverage area - these would be relevant angles for pitching stories to Lindsey.
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The John F. Tierney Funeral Home in Manchester offers an eco-friendly alternative to flame cremation or burial.
By: Lindsey Kane
He was killed in the line of duty last month and was laid to rest where he grew up in New Haven.
By: Lindsey Kane
The new Summer EBT program will help families with grocery bills when kids are out of school, but payments have been delayed until August.
By: Lindsey Kane
Former Yale swimmer and Darien native Ali Truwit is competing in the Paralympic Trials for a spot in Paris this summer, nearly one year after a shark attack.
People named in the lawsuit say the show was shortened and they didn't receive any refunds
Road fatalities have been on the rise. And, a recent report shows which Connecticut cities out of 75 nationwide made the list for most fatal DUI crashes.
The hotel employees are demanding more money and a fair contract.
By: Lindsey Kane
Engaging Heaven Church is buying the Second Congregational Church and expect to start services in their new home of worship next month.
This comes as the Jewish faith celebrates the start of Rosh Hashanah on Wednesday.
The Annie Fisher STEM Magnet School is unveiling their new middle school e-sports team
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