Gail Huff, who ended a 17-year run as a general assignment reporter at Boston’s WCVB after her husband, Scott Brown, was elected to the U.S. Senate, is now appearing in two campaign ads for Brown’s ...

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WJLA reporter Gail Huff is taking a leave of absence from the D.C.-based television station to join her husband’s political campaign, according to Boston.com. Huff’s husband is Sen. Scott Brown, ...

Oct. 5—RYE — Gail Huff Brown, 59, said she's joining the growing field of Republican candidates looking to replace Democrat Chris Pappas in the 1st Congressional District, vowing to offer "real-life ...

BOSTON (AP) - Former Boston-area television reporter Gail Huff has returned to Massachusetts airwaves, this time to aid in her husband Sen. Scott Brown's re-election bid. In ads rolled-out earlier ...

Sen. Scott Brown shows his softer side in a new ad featuring his wife, ABC7 reporter Gail Huff, telling us how much he loves women. Elon's exit: Lessons in government-cutting as Musk prepares to step ...

To the Editor: Kudos to the Union Leader for endorsing Gail Huff Brown for Congress. They have correctly pointed out she is, by far, the Republican best positioned to defeat Chris Pappas in November.

RYE — A pit stop at a hot dog and beer-filled forum in Rye has become a crucial campaign event for presidential contenders looking to make a splash in New Hampshire ahead of the Republican primary.