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A driver has died following a crash in New London on Tuesday afternoon.
An eighth grade student from Springfield, MA died from drowning at a day camp in Granby, the camp confirmed.
A Norwalk man faces robbery charges after police say he stole a wallet containing $300 last month.
Federal authorities served the city of New Britain with a subpoena as part of an investigation into spending during Erin Stewart’s time as mayor, the mayor’s office confirmed.
A 60-year-old inmate died Wednesday at the Corrigan Correctional Center, state officials said.
The FBI is warning World Cup fans to watch out for scams targeting tickets, rental properties and memorabilia as the tournament begins.
Milford’s speed cameras are recording about 2,000 violations per day during the city’s 30-day warning period, police said.
High Meadow day camp had a history of state violations before a 14-year-old boy drowned during a school field trip Thursday afternoon, state records show.
Students across the state are eager for school to end, not only to enjoy their summer plans but to get out of their hot schools.
Putnam Science Academy is facing mounting financial problems, with millions in debt, federal liens and an investigation into unpaid wages.
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The World Cup kicked off with 104 matches scheduled over 39 days across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
A four-alarm fire destroyed a house on Worthington Ridge near Mill Street, Berlin police said.
Twin siblings at East Windsor High School finished first and second in their graduating class.
A person is trapped under a forklift on Washington Avenue with a significant injury, Berlin police said.
A woman was killed and a man was seriously hurt during a domestic violence incident in Winchester, according to police.
A 3-year-old child was hit and killed by a driver in Manchester early Wednesday morning, police confirmed.
Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol was put in place by the governor as school districts across the state posted early dismissals.
Part of Interstate 395 in Norwich was closed because of a multi-vehicle crash, according to state transportation officials.
Three Connecticut counties are under a stage 2 drought advisory, according to the governor.
One person was severely burned and two firefighters were injured in a house fire early Thursday morning.
A man from Chaplin is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl and grooming her by gifting her drugs, according to state police.
Two people were hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday night in New London.
The New York Knicks made a record comeback from 29 points down and moved to the brink of their first championship since 1973.
A New Haven paraprofessional was arrested after police said she struck a 6-year-old student at the John C. Daniels School.
State police are investigating a suspicious incident on Munson Road in Beacon Falls.
King Philip Middle School had a heavy police presence Tuesday after a swatting incident, but there were no safety concerns, according to West Hartford Superintendent Paul Vicinus.
A family’s dog accidentally started a fire that destroyed an Enfield home, leaving two high school students without their belongings and pets.
Hundreds of thousands of tax dollars are being spent on Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, CSCU, employees that are sitting at home. State auditors say the CSCU system has been excessively using paid administrative leave for at least 10 years.
Energy costs remain high in Connecticut despite legislative efforts this year to reduce electric bills.
The communities of Winsted and Winchester are mourning the loss of Carrie Stetson, who died Monday in her home following a domestic violence incident.
Health officials are warning residents after a raccoon in North Stonington tested positive for rabies Wednesday.
Police are investigating an incident that occurred at Hamden Middle School.
A Griswold man was killed Tuesday afternoon when an SUV crossed the center line and hit his motorcycle on Route 201.
A two-vehicle crash closed the left lane on Interstate 95 northbound in Bridgeport on Wednesday afternoon.
Connecticut will receive more than $2 million in federal disaster funding to cover expenses from battling the Hawthorne Fire that burned on Lamentation Mountain last October.
A Connecticut State Police trooper removed a snake from a car on Route 2 on Tuesday afternoon.
A man was arrested in connection with the shooting of a moped rider in North Haven, police said.
An investigation us underway following a swatting incident at a Brookfield middle school on Wednesday morning.
Police in Waterford arrested two men on Tuesday following a months-long investigation into suspicious activity involving narcotics.
Three Connecticut children died from suspected Benadryl overdoses in the last two months, state officials said.
Clinton firefighters and police rescued seven people from a grounded boat on Tuesday.
An annual readers poll put former New Britain mayor Erin Stewart on top of two categories, despite recent controversies involving taxpayer money.
A former employee of the Channel 3 Kids Camp was arrested after potential child sex abuse material was discovered on the camp’s computers, police said.
The Big E is offering a flash sale on midweek tickets in celebration of the 100-day countdown to the fair.
A break-in was reported at an apartment complex in Groton, police said.
The City of New Britain sent a letter to Erin Stewart demanding that she repay hundreds of thousands in separation payouts and tuition she’s accused of taking from taxpayers during her time as mayor.
Residents packed a town council meeting on Tuesday night to share concerns over a proposed Amazon warehouse.
Tenants in Meriden are fighting back against increasing rent prices by creating the city’s first tenant union.