Farmington

The former home of Jennifer Dulos, the Connecticut mother of five who prosecutors say was killed by her estranged husband last year, is going on the market for $1.75 million. The 10,000-square-foot, six-bedroom house in Farmington is being listed as part of the sell-off of the estate of Fotis Dulos, Jennifer Dulos’ estranged husband, The Hartford Courant reported Saturday. Fotis Dulos,...

Wellness Expert Bri Blank Alexander took Taylor to Sub Edge Farm in Farmington to find out the importance of eating local produce.

A house fire is under investigation after crews battled an overnight fire in Farmington Wednesday. Several engines responded to the beach at Batterson Park for reports of a house fire. On arrival, firefighters said the house was fully involved. Mutual aid partners from Plainville, Newington and Burlington were called in to assist with station coverage. The fire marshal remained on…

Farmington Public Schools started classes on Wednesday through a hybrid learning model. The district is splitting students into groups and will have group A in school for one week, while group B learns from home. Then they’ll switch. Students who spoke with NBC Connecticut are excited to get back into the classroom. “Very nervous. I think it’ll just be...

Students headed back to school in Farmington Tuesday for the first time since schools were shut down in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Twenty years later, the annual Dream Ride is still focused on giving back to Connecticut’s Special Olympics and the Hometown Foundation. The Dream Ride is an opportunity for bikers and their clubs to drive 40 miles across the state. It’s an effort that dates back two decades with a goal of fundraising and supporting CT Special Olympics. Melissa Fortin...

A postal worker who worked as a mail carrier in Farmington has pleaded guilty to stealing mail, according to federal officials. Amy Makaros, 41, of New Britain, pleaded guilty to theft of mail by a postal employee, according to the office of United States Attorney John Durham. Makaros worked in the U.S. Post Office in Farmington and stole several pieces…

A member of the Racial Equality Task Force in Farmington received racist mail, according to the Town Council, which denounced the act Tuesday. The victim received the letter Sunday, according to Farmington police, who are investigating. Police said they are working with the US Postal Service to track down the sender. The Town Council did not provide details on what…

This is what a trip to the dentist office looks like amid precautions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dental practices across Connecticut have reopened after closing for roughly 10 weeks because of the COVID-19 outbreak. Now that the practices have reopened, front office staff have been extremely busy re-booking appointments and patients are having very different experiences in order to comply with health and safety recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Department of Health….

Interstate 84 in Farmington has fully reopened after a tractor-trailer accident closed one lane of traffic on Monday night. State Dept. of Transportation officials said the crash happened between exits 37 and 39 on I-84 east around 10:13 p.m. It’s unclear if anyone was injured in the accident.

Farmington police are apologizing after sending an emergency alert about a missing man early Tuesday morning. Shortly after 12:30 a.m., a phone call, text notification and email were sent out to alert the public about a search for 59-year-old Xuedong Liu, who had been reported missing. Police said Liu had been missing since late Monday night and suffers from dementia….

Police have arrested a woman in connection to the 1998 killing of a woman in Farmington. Katherine Pires, 50, of Hartford, was arrested and charged with second-degree hindering prosecution and interfering with an officer, police said. On Sept. 24, 1998, 26-year-old Agnieszka Ziemlewski was found shot to death on a trail at the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) Reservoir off Old…

Police made an arrest in connection with the death of a 26 year old woman at the MDC reservoir in 1998 charging a woman with hindering prosecution and interfering with an officer.

Police have made an arrest in connection to the 1998 unsolved killing of a woman at the MDC Reservoir in Farmington.

Katherine Pires, 50, of Hartford, was arrested and charged with second-degree hindering prosecution and interfering with an officer, police said.

Connecticut Water Company is asking customers in Farmington to reduce their outdoor water usage for the next 24 hours to allow water storage tanks to refill after an increase in usage and a mechanical failure. Officials said the company is seeing higher customer water usage than usual for mid-June and said the demand right now is more typical of the…

A young brother and sister in Farmington are raising money for educational materials about racial injustice by setting up a lemonade stand at an historic spot in town.