Nicole Alarcon Soares is a journalist for News 12, focusing on local news in Norwalk, Connecticut. She covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, community events, crime, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Nicole aims to keep the community informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States (Local)
Nicole's work primarily covers local news, with a focus on crime, government announcements, and evolving stories. She may be open to pitches related to ongoing or developing local news stories in Connecticut and the Norwalk area.
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The New Haven man falsely reported a domestic incident to Wilton police.
By: Nicole Alarcon Soares
Officials said Hageman was ordered to make restitution for $1,000.
A Bridgeport nonprofit is helping the Black community get the “gift of life.”
For nearly a century, the Evans Scholarship program has been helping local students achieve their dream of attending college.
By: Nicole Alarcon Soares
News 12 Connecticut’s Justin DeVellis spoke to residents about their thoughts on the announcement.
By: Nicole Alarcon Soares
Fairfield police said a Bridgeport man is facing charges after officers responded to reports of car alarms going off on Ann Street and Nichols Street.
Both nonprofit organizations offered a free and dignified boutique shopping experience to local children looking for special occasion outfits.
Operations director Tom Kiely says the return to time limits isn't meant to be punitive but to address the issue of limited parking availability.
By: Nicole Alarcon Soares
School board members flipped their votes to have the holidays reinstated on Tuesday’s meeting, citing costs to the district to have students in school on those days.
By: Nicole Alarcon Soares
The agency shared an important message to the community against frauds and scams.
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