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John Durham 33 mins ago

U.S. Attorney For Connecticut John Durham Resigns

U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut, John Durham, announced his resignation from that postition on Friday. He was appointed as interim U.S. Attorney in November 2017 and then appointed to th...

first alert weather 4 hours ago

Bright Sunshine Today Before Rain Returns This Weekend
aid in dying 4 hours ago

Connecticut Lawmakers Consider Aid in Dying Legislation

coronavirus 3 hours ago

CDC Director Warns Recent Decline in U.S. Covid Cases May Have Stalled as Variants Spread

The CDC director warned Friday the recent decline in U.S. Covid cases may have stalled as variants spread.
coronavirus pandemic 6 hours ago

Connecticut Food Bank, Foodshare Emergency Drive-Thru Food Sites Continue into March

Connecticut Food Bank and Foodshare will continue their emergency drive-thru food distributions into March because of the impact the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is having. Connecticut Food Bank/Foodshar...
East Windsor 4 hours ago

Farmers to Families Free Food Boxes Distributed in East Windsor

On this last Friday in February, cars made their way through the town of East Windsor for free food distribution. The town of East Windsor, the East Windsor hunger action team in conjunction with Sout...
Killingly 9 hours ago

Killingly Central School Closed Friday Due to Sewer Issue

Killingly Central School in Killingly is closed Friday because of a sewer issue near the school. A Facebook post from the Killingly Public School District says Killingly Central School will need to be...

recycling 2 hours ago

Steps You Can Take to Properly Dispose of Food Waste

It’s easy to take leftover food at the end of a meal and just toss it in the trash, but getting food waste out of the can and into the right place could play a big role in our state’s waste management and help fight climate change. “This facility, being one of the first, we were very much pioneers...
dr. jill biden 18 hours ago

First Lady Expected to Visit Meriden Next Week

First Lady Jill Biden is expected to visit Connecticut next week. Her office announced that the first lady will be in Meriden on Wednesday, March 3. No details on the event have been released at this time.
coronavirus 5 hours ago

House Set to Approve Biden's $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Package, Send Bill to the Senate

Democrats are trying to pass the $1.9 trillion relief bill, which includes direct payments and unemployment benefits, by March 14.
new haven 6 hours ago

Firefighters Respond to Fire in New Haven

Firefighters have responded to a fire on Charles Street in New Haven. A photo the New Haven Fire Department Tweeted shows fire coming from the top of the building. No additional information was immediately available.
Waterbury 20 hours ago

Booms Deployed After Petroleum from Fire at Scrapyard in Waterbury Impacted Naugatuck River

Crews battled a fire at a scrapyard in Waterbury for hours Thursday and officials with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said petroleum has impacted the Naugatuck River. The fire occurred at Albert Brothers on East Aurora Street. Albert Brothers is an industrial and retail scrap metal recycling business, according to its w...
Coronavirus Outbreak 21 hours ago

$1.9 Billion Has Gone to 22,000 CT Businesses in Second Round of PPP

Connecticut employers have received $1.9 billion from the Paycheck Protection Program so far this year, but will it be enough to keep their doors open. “Since the reopening in January, 22,000 Connecticut businesses and entities have received approval for either first draw or second draw PPP loans,” Catherine Marx, Connecticut district directo...
Watertown 24 hours ago

Watertown Student Reports Being Approached by Men While Walking: Police

A Watertown middle school student told police that they were approached by two men while walking Thursday afternoon, officials said. The incident happened at approximately 3:15 p.m. on Whispering Hill Road in the area of Malvern Hill Road and Westgate Road, according to police. The student told police they were approached by a Chevrolet sedan with ...
coronavirus pandemic 24 hours ago

CT's COVID-19 Positivity Dips to 2.1 Percent

Connecticut’s COVID-19 positivity rate dropped to 2.1 percent on Wednesday, Gov. Ned Lamont said on Thursday. The prior positivity rate was 3.14 percent. The governor also said hospitalizations are down. With a decrease of 10, hospitalizations now stand at 485. An additional 19 people have died from the virus. The state’s death toll is now 7,...
first alert weather Feb 25

Spring-Like Weather to Continue

It’s not quite Spring yet, but today will another day to get outside and get some sun! NBC Connecticut meteorologists are forecasting a windy and cooler Thursday with plenty of sunshine as the Spring-like stretch of weather continues. Today and Friday will be fair and cooler with highs around 40 both days. The normal high around this time is ...
Texas Feb 25

Local Firefighters Collect Bottled Water For Texas Residents Suffering After Storm

It’s been a tough time for those living in Texas for the past couple of weeks after winter weather led to a loss of power and drinkable water, but on Thursday, firefighters in Hartford collected bottled water to send to the Dallas area. The firefighters are collecting the water at the Walmart on Flatbush Avenue. Between Thursday and Friday......
Jamal Khashoggi Feb 25

Biden Admin. to Release Report Blaming Saudi Crown Prince for Khashoggi Killing

The Biden administration will release an intelligence report Thursday that concludes that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the 2018 killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to three U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
Trump Feb 25

Manhattan DA Obtains Trump Tax Returns After Supreme Court Passes on Appeal

Manhattan’s district attorney has obtained former president Donald Trump’s tax returns after a years-long legal battle. A spokesman for DA Cy Vance told NBC News Thursday morning that the long-fought subpoena for his records from Mazars USA was enforced Monday. Vance’s office was able to enforce the subpoena after the U.S. Supreme...
coronavirus vaccine Feb 25

Connecticut School Districts Begin Planning Vaccine Clinics

Connecticut school districts around the state have begun organizing their own COVID-19 vaccination clinics, preparing for the official rollout of vaccines for teachers and other school staff on Monday. Waterbury Mayor Neil O’Leary said a special vaccination appointment hotline for the roughly 4,000 eligible workers in his city’s school system will ...

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