Brontë Sorotsky joined NBC Connecticut in August 2026 as a reporter.
She began her career in Pittsburg, Kansas, and has since reported from communities across the country. While working in Spokane, Washington, Brontë earned an Emmy nomination for her coverage of the 2023 Spokane County wildfires. Most recently she worked as a reporter and anchor in Savannah, Georgia.
Brontë is a native of Los Angeles, California, and earned her degree from San Francisco State University. She is excited to call Connecticut home and looks forward to telling the stories of the people and communities across the state.
When Brontë isn’t reporting, you can find her at a spin class, cooking, spending time at the beach, and most importantly, spending time with her cat James, who she found while reporting on a story!
You can reach out to Brontë at Bronte.Sorotsky@nbcuni.com.
The Latest
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Shore Line East expands with 4 additional weekday trains
While advocates welcomed the additional trains, they note the service is still operating well below where it was before 2020.
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Gold Star Bridge project continues work, eyeing completion date of 2030
Construction is expected to enter its second phase in about two years. At that point, traffic will shift to the opposite side of the northbound span while crews continue work.
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Booking holiday flights? Experts warn travelers to expect higher prices
Travelers planning to fly during the holiday season may want to book sooner rather than later, as rising jet fuel costs are expected to push airfare up in the coming months. Travel experts say the window to secure lower-priced flights for Thanksgiving and Christmas travel is narrowing, and waiting until the last minute could leave travelers paying significantly more. “Be…
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New Haven Union Station plans call for major upgrades and new local businesses
State and city leaders have unveiled plans to transform New Haven’s Union Station into what they describe as a world-class transportation hub, with extensive renovations to modernize the historic rail station and improve the experience for millions of passengers. The proposed upgrades would overhaul both the interior and exterior of the more than 100-year-old station, which serves nearly 4 million…
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West Haven to install noise cameras targeting loud vehicles along shoreline
A Connecticut law allowing communities to use technology to detect excessive vehicle noise and issue citations is beginning to take effect in some municipalities. West Haven officials recently approved an ordinance permitting noise-detection devices to be installed along sections of the shoreline, where residents have complained about loud vehicles. “The focus is down our shoreline. That’s where we get...
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Tweed-New Haven Airport reopens after lighting failure disrupts Avelo flights
Tweed-New Haven Airport resumed normal operations Tuesday after a failure in part of the airport’s airfield lighting system forced the runway to close Monday night, causing multiple flight diversions and unexpected expenses for some passengers. Airport officials said the outage affected a portion of the runway lighting system, prompting the closure of the runway. Technicians were called in to...
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Transportation officials, community members to meet, discussing dangerous Hartford intersection
Residents who regularly walk, drive, or bike through the intersection of Main Street and Albany Avenue in Hartfird say navigating the area can feel dangerous, and state transportation officials are now looking for ways to improve safety. The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CT DOT) is meeting with community members Thursday evening to discuss plans to reconfigure the intersection as part…
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‘Predator's paradise': Connecticut AG investigates popular messaging app
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced Tuesday that his office has opened an investigation into messaging platform Kik, alleging the company is failing to adequately protect children from online exploitation and lacks effective age verification measures. Kik is a mobile messaging application that allows users to send messages, photos and videos and participate in public or private chats. Tong said…
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CT residents enjoy Labor Day Weekend at the beach as summer winds down
Labor Day weekend brought crowds to Connecticut’s shoreline as residents and visitors took advantage of sunny weather and warm temperatures. Hammonasset Beach State Park was packed Monday with families swimming, relaxing, and celebrating the unofficial end of summer. But as beachgoers enjoyed the holiday, lifeguard coverage at some state beaches is winding down for the season. According to the...
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West Hartford residents push for safer streets amid concerns over crashes
As West Hartford enters the third year of its Vision Zero initiative, a town effort aimed at eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2033, some residents are calling for more education and enforcement to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. Community members concerned about recent crashes are participating in a survey launched by Safe Streets West Hartford, a resident-led…
