Haley Alvarado
News InternHaley Alvarado is a news intern at WSHU. She is a California resident who is completing her bachelor’s in Communication and Film with a minor in writing at Sacred Heart University.
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At the Waterbury Police Activities League's annual Thanksgiving community meal, police officers, volunteers and neighbors unite to serve a warm meal to families of all backgrounds. -
Every Thanksgiving, thousands of families across Connecticut enjoy their holiday meals courtesy of community organizations like churches and charities. A Bridgeport pastor organizes one such meal drive on the Saturday before Thanksgiving. -
Former Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell served from 2004 to 2011. She took over the office from her scandal-ridden predecessor and implemented ethics reforms. -
A recount confirmed Republican Joe Canino's narrow win over eight-term incumbent Michelle Cook in Torrington’s 65th District. -
The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has been awarded a $125 million federal grant to improve the state's transportation infrastructure, including roadways, bridges and transit systems. -
A city attorney said the Success Village housing complex, located on the Bridgeport-Stratford line, may have more funds than reported during its trial for unpaid taxes. -
Two professionals — a Suffolk County police officer and an Islip School District teacher — are accused of running a Long Island brothel. -
WSHU’s Haley Alvarado spoke with Shavana Clarke, the reigning Miss Connecticut USA —the first openly gay state titleholder. -
The Norwalk Police Department has placed two teens under arrest in connection to shooting and bombing threats made online. Police say the threats were a hoax. -
Riverhead’s town board has proposed rental regulations that restrict non-family members from renting and limit the number of cars in driveways.
