Old Saybrook 47 mins ago

One injured in Old Saybrook fire

One person was taken to the hospital after a fire in Old Saybrook on Saturday morning. Firefighters responded to Spencer Plains Road at 6 a.m. and contained the fire to the room where the fire started...

  • Plainfield 17 hours ago

    Have you seen this boat? Police say it was stolen from a commuter lot in Plainfield

    Have you seen this boat? Connecticut State Police are looking for your help finding a boat that was stolen from a commuter lot in Plainfield on Wednesday. Troopers said it happened at the Interstate 395 exit 29 commuter lot around 6 p.m. Police are looking for a 2000 Wellcraft Scarab 29-foot outboard boat, as well as a 2022 trailer with…...
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    Hartford 5 hours ago

    Legislation takes aim at ‘extra' charges on your electric bill

    So many people around Connecticut are looking for ways to bring down their monthly electric bill, and now that we’re in a new legislative session, so are lawmakers in Hartford. Legislation has been rolling out with ideas and plans, including SB 598, “an act prohibiting electric distribution companies from collecting fees other than fees for t...
  • Old Saybrook 18 hours ago

    Popular brewery is closing their Old Saybrook location on Saturday

    A popular brewery is closing their Old Saybrook location this weekend. Thimble Island Brewing Company, which has a satellite location on Main Street, is closing their doors Saturday because of building challenges that have impacted their quality of service, they said on Facebook. The brewery’s flagship location, on Business Park Drive in Bran...
  • New Haven 20 hours ago

    New Haven mayor sends message of unity ahead of new presidential administration

    The City of New Haven is preparing for the new presidential administration and the various policy changes that may arise. On Friday, the City of New Haven held a press conference where they unveiled a new “Resource Guide for New Residents.” The guide is a 38-page booklet that includes a variety of immigrant resources from basic needs to healthcare ...
  • Housing 22 hours ago

    Using housing as way to combat opioid addiction in Connecticut

    State officials announced it will use $58.5 million from various opioid-related legal settlements to pay for supportive housing.   The money will offer vouchers to people who are both homeless and struggling with opioid usage.   Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Commissioner Nancy Navarretta called the money, approved by ...
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    Guilford 17 hours ago

    Guilford police issue warning after person tries to sell land that wasn't theirs

    Guilford police are issuing a warning to residents after a person allegedly tried to sell land that didn’t belong to them. The police department said they received a complaint about property title fraud on Jan. 1. A realtor was contacted by a scammer posing as a property owner looking to sell land in Guilford, police said. The land was near&#...
  • TikTok 22 hours ago

    TikTok creators, small businesses plan amid looming app ban

    TikTokers in our state are scrambling to figure out what to do following the Supreme Court decision. It ruled a ban on the app can go forward, potentially as soon as Sunday. “It all kind of feels like a prank. I don’t know. We’re just waiting to see what’s really going to happen,” Annya White-Brown, @naturalannieessentials, said. ...
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    Bridgeport 19 hours ago

    Former Bridgeport fire official found dead day of court appearance

    A former Bridgeport fire official has died and police are conducting an untimely death investigation. The police department said Harold Clarke Sr. was scheduled to appear in court Friday morning, but he didn’t show up. Authorities responded to his last known location by GPS where he was found dead. Police said Clarke retired as battalion chie...
  • Bristol 20 hours ago

    Daughter of victim killed in road rage shooting in Bristol speaks out

    Felicia Seitlinger is still grieving the loss of her father Christopher Eble. “It’s been the hardest thing I’ve ever been through,” Seitlinger said. “My dad, he was an amazing and passionate person. He loved his family, more than anything he loved his animals, his friends.” Back in April, police said Eble was shot in a case of road rage.......
  • New Britain 23 hours ago

    New Britain's Vision Zero task force aims to eliminate roadway fatalities by 2045

    The City of New Britain is implementing its own Vision Zero roadway safety strategy, with the goal of eliminating serious and fatal vehicle and pedestrian-involved crashes over the next 20 years. A task force made up of elected officials, community leaders, and transportation experts meet regularly to discuss ways to achieve that goal. “It is a lof...
  • Waterbury 23 hours ago

    Investigation in Waterbury connected to fatal fire and explosion last weekend: police

    Police conducted an investigation on Wightman Place in Waterbury on Friday that they said is connected to a fatal fire last weekend.   An explosion inside of the home on Horseshoe Drive caused the fire on Sunday night, according to police. Emergency crews responded to the fire around 5:45 p.m. and removed Thomas Cianciola, 56, from the home. He was...
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    Inauguration Day Jan 17

    Quinnipiac University student attending presidential inauguration

    One of the hundreds of thousands of spectators expected to attend the presidential inauguration on Monday is Quinnipiac University student Alan McNeely. “We were either going to see the first female president or the first second nonconsecutive term since Grover Cleveland. So, of course, like, I feel like this is a part of history and I want to go s...
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    health 23 hours ago

    Bird flu found in backyard flock in New London County

    A backyard flock in New London County has contracted bird flu after contact with wild waterfowl in a nearby pond, according to the state Department of Agriculture. They said there have been no human cases in Connecticut. The department learned on Wednesday that the flock of family pets, which includes chicken, ducks and peacocks, had contracted Hig...
  • Crime and Courts Jan 17

    State police arrest man who was hit by car during argument with girls basketball coach in Columbia

    Days after state police arrested a girls’ basketball coach who is accused of hitting a man with his vehicle after an argument following a game in Columbia on Saturday they have arrested the other man as well. State police arrested 40-year-old Jason Suprenant, of Columbia, on Thursday afternoon and charged him with breach of peace in the second degr...
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