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>All above-ground Metropolitan Transportation Authority train service will be shut down beginning at 4 a.m. Tuesday as a dangerous snowstorm blows into the area.
In Milford, the Department of Public Works will have about 50 people on the job Monday night through Tuesday night, working 16-hour shifts to clear the roads.
Tomorrow will be a day of change as we start with sunshine and light breezes, but finish with plenty of clouds ahead of our major storm system.
The spots focus on college students on spring break and other travelers heading to the Caribbean and other areas where the virus has been actively transmitted.
It is customary for the country's 93 U.S. attorneys to leave their positions once a new president is in office, but the departures are not automatic.
It's a phishing expedition looking for employee W-2 forms, showing up at businesses and nonprofits nationwide.
Vulto Creamery has recalled its Oulelot, Miranda, Heinennellie and Willowemoc soft wash-rind milk cheeses.
Organizers of January's Women's March have called for women to take the day off and encouraged them not to spend money to show their economic strength and impact on American society.
A Connecticut mother is under arrest after police said she let her 10-year-old son drive her car while she streamed it on Facebook Live.
Stamford police are looking to partner with businesses and homeowners who have security cameras watching over their buildings.
Up to 60,000 students could benefit annually from the Democratic proposal that would offer a tax credit of up to $1,200 per year for five years.
A young boy eager for a gumball during a visit to the barbershop got more than he bargained for when he got his finger stuck in the machine.
Strong winds downed trees and power lines across the Tri-State Area early Thursday morning.
Abraham and Shiny Chemmarappally, of West Hartford, filed suit on behalf of their daughter, Jeffny Pally, 19, who was struck Oct. 16 after falling asleep in front of the UConn Fire Department building.
Authorities found the man, identified as Richard Lamendola, of Syosset, struggling in the river near Bridge Street Bridge.
