Briceyda Landaverde is a reporter for NBC Connecticut. She can be seen during the early evening weekly newscast.
Briceyda has a passion for storytelling and connecting with the community. She covers general assignments and some of the biggest stories in Connecticut.
Briceyda, also known as Bri, joined the team in June of 2022 as a bilingual reporter. Previously, she was a weekend morning anchor and reporter in Springfield, Massachusetts, where she helped launch an online news update in Spanish. The New York native started her career on Long Island as a photojournalist.
In 2016, Briceyda graduated from Stony Brook University. As a student journalist she traveled to Cuba, during the brief period when the travel ban was lifted, and reported on Wi-Fi accessibility on the island.
During her free time, Briceyda enjoys finding new adventures in Connecticut. When the weather permits, you can find her outside taking a walk or hike. She also likes to travel across the Long Island Sound to visit her parents, sisters and friends.
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Meriden woman launches haircare line honoring her mom and Hispanic heritage
MILAVE is a business rooted in family. The women behind the products are Ivanny Soto and her mom Milagros Gonzalez. “She always says, ‘I’m very proud of you,’ I always try to make her proud. It is also a way to honor her. She was a single mom, raising four kids, and never was like ‘I cannot do that,’...
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Family mourns sudden death of Windsor police officer
The family of a Windsor police officer is mourning the loss of their beloved son, nephew, grandson and father, 31-year-old Louis Clayton. Clayton wore the badge for three years and was a U.S. Army veteran. He died while he was off duty on Nov. 8. “Just right now, the family and friends and all of his coworkers, we are just…
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President-elect Donald Trump gains support among Latino voters in 2024 win
The results are in for the presidential election: Donald Trump will be the 47th U.S. President. In Connecticut, there are mixed reactions about his victory. “I voted for Kamala, and I was hoping that the Latino population was going to follow suit,” Amilcar Hernandez (D-Hartford City Council) said. “I think we needed a change,” Maria Rosal, of Manchester, said....
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UConn survey examines Puerto Rican and Latino vote ahead of Election Day
Puerto Rican and Latino voters are gearing up to have their voices heard in the presidential election. Voters are split on who they want in office. “I don’t want to vote for Trump, never do it. He don’t understand Hispanic people,” Mirva Irizarry of New Britain said. “I don’t like the other [candidate], Kamala Harris,” Jessica Rosario of Hartford...
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Emergency officials warn against bonfires on Halloween
It’s Oct. 31 – decorations are up and candy is on deck, but the weather is a bit confusing. “It’s a little humid today so it doesn’t feel like Halloween and fall,” Michael Zeoli, of Sunderland, Massachusetts, said. “Very, very warm but you know what, I am hoping that will bring out more kids,” Irena Markow, of New Britain,...
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Waterbury celebrates Cape Verdean Mayor for the Day on Friday
Jose David Almeida, 78, most commonly known as David, was born in Cape Verde in 1946. “I love Cape Verdean, it is a beautiful island,” Jose David Almeida, of Waterbury, said. Almeida came to Connecticut at the age of 15 like many others before him chasing the American dream. “Because the United States is the land of opportunity, everybody wants…
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Nonprofit that honors fallen responders raising funds for firefighter's family
An outpouring of support has come from all corners of Connecticut for Wethersfield fallen firefighter Robert Sharkevich Sr. In Cheshire, a young woman is selling t-shirts to help raise money for his family. It’s not the first time she is giving back to loved ones of first responders. “It is unbelievable what these guys are doing, really is something...
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Advocates deliver petition to governor's office calling for lower energy bills
Utility customers are turning frustration into action. On Thursday, advocates hand-delivered 68,000 signatures to Governor Ned Lamont’s office. “The public benefits need to be removed from our energy bill,” advocate Scott Pearson said. “I know people are very upset about this, and this is not going to go away.” Customer Donnetta Campbell was among the group. She brought copies of…
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Beachgoers head to Hammonasset to enjoy unusually warm temperatures
An unusual scene at the beach during October. “We are surprised there are so many other people out here,” Jillian Stone, of Farmington, said. The summer season officially wrapped up last month, but warm temperatures have been in full swing this week, attracting dozens of families out to Hammonasset Beach State Park. “It is fantastic to be out, although...
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Controversy surrounding removal of MLK mural in Southington
On Monday, a group of Southington residents gathered outside of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. racial equity mural on North Main Street to bring light to what they are calling an injustice. “Today I stand in resistance and in grief for the kids whose pictures are coming down off that mural and what that says to them,” Southington resident…
