Luke Hajdasz is a Morning Reporter at WAAY-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, crime, and law enforcement, with a particular focus on events in Alabama and Latin America. Luke's work has been featured in WFSB TV, Western Mass News, and Wsaw-tv.
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Luke Hajdasz's local coverage in Huntsville, Alabama focuses on a wide range of topics including education, transportation, community events and local news. His articles cover breaking news and evolving stories related to entertainment news, crime, agriculture & farming, house & home and education.
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Harbor Glow at the Wharf is happening now at The Marina downtown in Norwich!
By: Rob Polansky, Luke Hajdasz, Zoe Strothers, Akim Powell
A woman in Vernon was charged with risk of injury to a child for leaving four children home alone. (Source: WFSB)
Published Dec. 6, 2024 at 10:27 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago NORWICH, Conn. (WFSB) - A new warming center will be opening in Norwich.
By: Zoe Strothers, Luke Hajdasz
A Bolton firefighter is alive tonight thanks to the quick action of his colleagues.
Shoreline towns worked hard to prepare for Wednesday’s storm.
By: Luke Hajdasz, Zoe Strothers
OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WFSB) - Old Saybrook patrol officers James Simpson and Amanda Kostek never know what type of situation they will find themselves in.
As the holidays approach, egg prices are going up.
By: Luke Hajdasz
TikTok could be banned in the United States one month from Thursday. That means Connecticut businesses and influencers who rely on the app to promote themselves may have to change their ways.
A school within a school. Colchester is working to bring a magnet school focused on public safety to town.
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