Sandy

Seas were almost 4 inches higher because of human-caused climate change when Sandy struck the tri-state, according to a study in which researchers calculated that those few inches caused 13% of Sandy’s overall $62.5 billion damage, flooding 36,000 more homes

Five utility companies were on the agenda to speak before the Energy and Technology Committee Thursday, but most of the attention was on Eversource, which provides power for most of Connecticut and accounted for a majority of the outages after Tropical Storm Isaias earlier this month. “I have heard so comments critical of Eversource and that the company is in…

Eversource’s response to Tropical Storm Isaias, as well as rate hikes back in July, will be part of the focus of a legislative forum on Thursday.

One moment, Kaleigh Gilchrist was celebrating an unprecedented third straight world championship for the U.S. women’s water polo team.

The iconic Carnegie Delicatessen is reopening for one week in December, and it’ll be serving up 99-cent sandwiches and sides for even less.

West Haven will receive funding from the federal government to rebuild its beachfront after Congress approved the Water Resources Development Act, Senator Richard Blumenthal said.

Florence made landfall as a hurricane hundreds of miles away, but emergency operations personnel in Connecticut are still keeping an eye on the storm’s path.

Families living on the Connecticut shoreline know all too well the devastation that can be caused by storms like Hurricane Florence. Communities along the coast felt the back-to-back punches from Irene in 2011 and Sandy in 2012.

Something went wrong in Milford during a common home renovation on the shoreline meant to prevent flood damage during bad storms, and it led to the home being demolished.

A Milford home had to be demolished after an accident while raising the home for repairs caused the structure to become unsafe, according to Milford fire officials.

A man who survived two terror attacks has a message for the assailants: I forgive you.

People up and down the shore are taking notice of Jose, especially with the Tropical Storm Watch now in effect.

People who live along Connecticut’s coastline are keeping a close eye on the path of Jose in the Atlantic Ocean.

After 79 years of serving up heaps of cured meat to tourists, theater patrons and workaday New Yorkers, the Carnegie Delicatessen will slice its last ridiculously oversized sandwich on Friday.

A blind Winter Haven couple is crediting their guide dogs for leading them to the altar.

Sandy made landfall three years ago this evening near Brigantine, New Jersey and caused extensive damage in Connecticut and surrounding states.