Local News for Latino Communities
Local News for Latino Communities
The LNN’s mission is to provide greater visibility and voice to the Hispanic-Latino community, amplify the work of others, nurture young journalists, and produce investigative reporting based on the principles of solutions journalism.
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About LNN
Serving local communities
since 2012
The Latino News Network (LNN) was founded in 2012 by veteran journalist, and former president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), Diane Alverio.
Responding to the gap in news coverage of the Hispanic-Latino community in then her home state of Connecticut, Alverio launched the LNN with CTLatinoNews.com, It was the first English language news and information outlet dedicated to the community in the state.
In 2019, the LNN was acquired by nationally recognized journalist and media advocate, Hugo Balta. Under his leadership, Balta has expand the statewide coverage, Hispanic-Latino editorial focus to include independent news outlets in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Illinois.
LNN Leadership
Meet the Executive Team
Hugo Balta is the Publisher of the LNN. He is a 30-year journalism veteran with multiple market and platform experience that includes leadership positions in NBC, Telemundo, ABC, CBS, and PBS among other storied news networks. Balta is the twice president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ).
Adriana Balta is the General Sales Manager of the Latino News Network (LNN) with experience in leading ideating, developing, and executing outreach programs in the U.S. and Latin America. She oversees the marketing strategies for all of the five independent news and information websites.
Hugo and Adriana Balta moved to Chicago, Illinois with their children in 2020 after living in Central Connecticut and the New York City metropolitan area.
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The LNN network’s community-focused approach has expanded it’s reach to a total of five states, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Illinois.
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