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Authorities in Connecticut have charged 61-year-old contractor Don Zemo with several felonies tied to fraud, larceny, and writing bad checks

The controversy swirling around Avelo Airlines and its alleged involvement in deportation flights is stirring up strong emotions across Connecticut.

This article shares the heartbreaking end to the search for Henry “Pops” Hood, a 72-year-old Preston resident missing for almost

In a heartbreaking incident that’s left Connecticut reeling, a father and his young son lost their lives in a single-car

Connecticut politics is heating up. Governor Ned Lamont just filed paperwork to seek a third term—something no one’s done in

This blog post gathers a mix of local stories from all over Connecticut. From heartwarming acts of kindness to troubling

Veteran journalist Darren Kramer—a name just about everyone in Connecticut news knows—has signed off from his anchor desk at WTNH

After all those rich Thanksgiving meals and sweet treats, lots of folks in Connecticut start craving some fresh air and

The recent court ruling involving Connecticut’s Public Utility Regulatory Authority (PURA) has rattled the state’s energy and political world. A

The U.S. Coast Guard has landed in hot water after an internal policy shift seemed to ease up on bans

This article digs into the upcoming shakeup at the Connecticut Insurance Department. Commissioner Andrew Mais is stepping down after almost

On Friday morning, quick-thinking local firefighters stopped what could’ve been a devastating blaze at Willoughby’s Coffee & Tea in Branford.

The healthcare landscape in Eastern Connecticut might be on the edge of a big shift. Hartford HealthCare is moving ahead

The U.S. Coast Guard has reversed a controversial decision, once again classifying swastikas and nooses as hate symbols and banning

Connecticut’s in the midst of a financial upswing. The state surplus has climbed to nearly $2 billion for the current

In the early hours, a massive barn fire erupted in East Windsor, Connecticut. Multiple fire departments rushed in from across

There’s a new consumer safety alert, and honestly, it’s a little unsettling. A Brooklyn distributor, Shata Traders Inc., just recalled

This blog post takes a look at a recent online notice from Yahoo—not about breaking news, but about the company’s

This blog post dives into the recent sentencing of Pocahontas Cooley, a 62-year-old Rhode Island woman, for her part in

Stew Leonard’s, the beloved Connecticut-based upscale grocery chain, has hit a roadblock in its plans to open in Orange. The

Connecticut’s holiday season is in full swing. Towns across the state are lighting up with dazzling displays, festive strolls, and

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) plans to launch the state’s first-ever Flex Lane on a busy stretch of I-84

Connecticut’s environmental community is sounding the alarm over a recent federal proposal to narrow the scope of the Clean Water

This blog post highlights a health alert from the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) after the first influenza-related death

On Thursday night, a tragic accident in Enfield, Connecticut took the life of a pedestrian. A vehicle struck the person

The recent court ruling against the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) has sent ripples through the state’s energy sector.

A Fairfield developer with deep roots in Connecticut’s real estate scene now faces serious criminal charges. Daniel C. Suozzi, 43,

This blog post digs into the arrest of Connecticut State Police Trooper Edward Joshua Gookin, 37. He’s facing several criminal

The Connecticut Sun, one of the WNBA’s most competitive franchises, might finally secure its future in the state. There’s a

Police in Norwalk are asking for the community’s help to identify a man who was seriously injured in a vehicle

Connecticut’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) just blocked the proposed $2.4 billion sale of Aquarion Water Company, and the decision’s

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This blog post looks at the recent arrest of a Connecticut state trooper after a domestic disturbance involving a firearm

This article takes a look at a recent legal settlement involving two Connecticut dental practices. They faced accusations of illegal

This blog post covers a recent serious pedestrian accident in Norwalk, Connecticut. The crash has prompted a full police investigation

The future of water access and affordability in Connecticut got a lot of attention this week. The state’s Public Utilities

Wednesday morning in Stamford, Connecticut, took an unexpected turn when a serious accident on Interstate 95 involved a pedestrian and

The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles is taking a closer look at how towing companies handle unclaimed vehicles. There’s a

As Connecticut’s high school football regular season wraps up, the CIAC state playoff race has hit peak intensity. After ten

This blog post takes a closer look at the career of veteran journalist Richard Chumney. His work has left a

The city of Bristol, Connecticut, just landed over $569,000 in state funding for major sidewalk upgrades along Emmett Street. This

Beloved Connecticut meteorologist Geoff Fox spent decades forecasting weather across the state. He passed away last week after a tough

Connecticut’s journalism scene just got a fresh spark with Jessica Bravo. She’s a breaking news reporter at Hearst Connecticut Media

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont recently spoke out about the turmoil inside the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). He said

The latest report from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce highlights something pretty striking about higher education

This tragic news story covers a devastating car accident in West Warwick, Rhode Island. The crash claimed the lives of

Connecticut just passed one of its biggest housing laws ever, and the uproar is echoing from Hartford to Greenwich. In

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