westport 18 mins ago

2 people injured in Westport house fire

Two people were injured in a fire that broke out at a home in Westport on Tuesday morning. At around 9:20 a.m., firefighters responded to a fire in a single-family home. Crews said heavy smoke was com...

  • Enfield 2 hours ago

    Enfield mayor faces backlash over comments about students with special needs

    An Enfield resident and member of the Enfield Chapter of Standing up for Racial Justice raised concerns about state 2022-23 school year data, that points to a disproportionate number of students of color and students with disabilities being arrested or suspended from school in Enfield. She voiced the concerns at the April 15 town council meeting, a...
  • Local Impact Grants 4 hours ago

    Local Impact Grant recipient gives out tote bags with feminine hygiene products

    This week at The Bushnell, about 200 volunteers lined up to fill hundreds of tote bags with feminine hygiene products.  “It is always wonderful to feel the support of the community behind our mission and vision,” Dignity Grows President Jennifer Tolman said. Dignity Grows’ mission is to end period poverty. The national nonprofit was founded in Hart...
  • Middletown 2 hours ago

    Motorcyclist injured in crash on Route 9 South in Middletown

    A motorcyclist is injured after a crash that closed Route 9 South in Middletown Wednesday afternoon. The crash happened between exits 23C and 23B, and involved a motorcycle and a van, according to the Connecticut Department of Transportation. Officials said the motorcyclist had a head injury and was taken to the hospital. She is in stable condition...
  • Supreme Court 5 hours ago

    First woman to serve as chief justice of CT Supreme Court has died

    The first woman to ever serve as chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court has died. Ellen Ash Peters was the first woman appointed to the state Supreme Court in 1978 and six years later, she became the first woman to serve as chief justice. “Chief Justice Peters achieved many firsts…She is a trailblazer, who in her nearly two decades&#8...
  • Lake Compounce 5 hours ago

    Lake Compounce announces opening at end of April

    Lake Compounce, the longest-running amusement park in the country, is getting ready to open in just ten days. The Bristol-based amusement park is set to open its doors on April 27 at 11 a.m., with seasonal passholders allowed to enter the park one hour earlier. In celebration of the grand opening, the park is hosting an “Opening Weekend&#8221...
  • Connecticut 6 hours ago

    Upgrades coming to CT hiking and biking trails

    As we head into the end of April and the temperatures begin to warm you might find yourself outside more and more often. If you’re a fan of the trails you might notice some upgrades at several state forests, parks, and trails this summer. Stretching from Willimantic to Manchester, the Hop River State Park Trail runs for about 25 miles…...
  • Stamford 6 hours ago

    79-year-old woman struck by driver in Stamford has died: police

    A woman who was struck by a vehicle in Stamford on March 4 has died, police said, and they have filed additional charges against the suspected driver. Mary Botan, 79, of Stamford, was in the crosswalk at the intersection of Prospect Street at Forest Street around 6:30 p.m. on Monday, March 4, when she was struck by a Prius, police…

  • Waterbury 4 hours ago

    ‘Swatting' call led to lockdown at Brass Mill Center in Waterbury: police

    Brass Mill Center in Waterbury was placed on lockdown on Wednesday afternoon after a report that someone might have been armed and police said they are investigating it as a “swatting” incident. Police said they received the call around 1 p.m., and officers who responded to the mall determined that there was no threat or danger to the public. The&#...
  • Department of Transportation 9 hours ago

    State puts spotlight on driving safety at work zones

    As construction season ramps up, the Connecticut Department of Transportation is joining departments of transportation across the country to raise awareness about bad driving habits in construction work zones. It is Work Zone Safety Week. Poor driving habits in work zones are dangerous, unsafe, and in some cases have deadly consequences. On Wednesd...
  • Cromwell 4 hours ago

    Karate instructor in Cromwell accused of inappropriate relationship with student

    A karate instructor in Cromwell is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student and police have arrested him. Cromwell police said they received a complaint in March about an inappropriate relationship between a karate instructor and a student, who is a minor, at Impact Martial Arts on Main Street and they launched an investigatio...
  • UConn 12 hours ago

    UConn's Jonathan the Husky is turning 1

    Jonathan the Husky is turning 1 and UConn is holding a birthday celebration for the pup. The celebration will be on Friday, April 19, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Jonathan statue. Jonathan’s Instagram post is inviting people to attend. “My birthday is on Friday! And you’re all invited to come celebrate with me at the Jonathan statue on......
  • Waterbury 15 hours ago

    Suspect in deadly shooting outside Waterbury court set to face judge

    A man who is accused of shooting and killing a man as he left Waterbury Superior Court last month is set to face a judge on Wednesday. Dante Howell, of Meriden, is being held on a $5 million bond after he was arrested and charged with murder last week. Howell, 29, is accused of shooting 26-year-old Jarron Chapman as Chapman…

  • StormTracker 3 hours ago

    More rain for this evening

    After two days of beautiful weather, our StormTracker meteorologists are tracking weather changes on Wednesday. The day started with morning sunshine before afternoon cloudiness. Highs were in the upper 60s. Steadier showers develop after 7 p.m. There will be periods of light rain and drizzle through the overnight hours. Scattered showers are possi...
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