Jennifer Cuevas is a bilingual multimedia journalist and reporter for NBC Connecticut.
Born in NYC and raised in Stamford, she is glad to be back in the Northeast and reporting on issues in her home state.
Prior to joining the team, Jennifer worked for KFOX14/CBS4 in El Paso, TX, for more than three years.
During her time covering the U.S.-Mexico border, Jennifer reported on serious issues such as the lifting of Title 42 and its impact on border communities, as well as the largest immigration detention fire recorded in Mexico's history.
While reporting in the Borderland, Jennifer developed a strong interest in education-related issues, which earned her an award from the Texas State Teachers Association for Outstanding Continuous Education Coverage.
Fluent in Spanish, she is able to connect with multicultural communities, reach a broader audience, and develop community connections.
She attended CT State Norwalk, where she earned an associate's degree in journalism. She then continued her studies at Quinnipiac University, where she was involved in the university's news station prior to graduating in 2020.
In her free time, Jennifer enjoys spending time with her husband, whether it is longboarding by the beach or enjoying an afternoon walk. Trying out fusion cuisine is also at the top of Jennifer's recreation list, along with spending time with her family.
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Family of Connecticut teen stabbed to death at party braces for start of murder trial
The jury trial for Raul Valle is set to begin on Tuesday at Milford Superior Court. Valle, 19, faces a murder charge for allegedly stabbing 17-year-old Jimmy McGrath to death in May 2022 at a house party in Shelton. Valle also faces three counts of first-degree assault in connection with three other teens who were also stabbed. On Monday, the...
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Price hikes in clothing apparel expected amid tariffs
Prices in clothing and shoes may see an increase of 16.9%, according to the Yale Budget Lab.
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CT teen who lost his sight to perform at Radio City Music Hall
A Shelton teenager who is blind is preparing to showcase his talents at Radio City Music Hall. Vincent Vallillo, 15, lost his vision due to complications from a brain tumor at the age of nine. He began playing piano from his hospital bed as a therapeutic tool, as he was also struggling to move the left side of his body. ...
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University of New Haven uses artificial intelligence to detect guns on campus
The University of New Haven implemented an extra layer of security for its students and staff.
