Severe Storms Blast Through Tri-State Area, Take Down Trees, Power Lines
A speedy, but powerful round of thunderstorms pounded the Tri-State Area late Thursday afternoon, forcing people to scramble for cover as they were caught in the pouring rain.
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A speedy, but powerful round of thunderstorms pounded the Tri-State Area late Thursday afternoon, forcing people to scramble for cover as they were caught in the pouring rain.
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety says nearly 8 out of 10 U.S. drivers it surveyed admit expressing anger, aggression or road rage at least once in the previous year.
A 2-month-old girl died after a 911 call from her daycare in Stamford, Connecticut this week, and police have launched a homicide investigation.
In his new book "Framed," Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. argues that his cousin, Michael Skakel, was railroaded for the 1975 murder of a young neighbor.
Yale University has acknowledged that it decided to remove several stained-glass windows at Calhoun College only after a worker destroyed one in June that depicted slaves in a cotton field.
General Mills has issued a recall of several products after a multistate outbreak of E. Coli.
A budget crisis has caused a cutback in lifeguards at many popular swimming spots in Connecticut.
The Tri-State area dealt with more summer swelter Thursday, with high temperatures across the region broken up by pouring rain.
Friday's drawing will be the 35th since Mega Millions had a winner -- the longest rollover stretch in the game's history.
According to wildlife biologists, a mild winter and an abundance of acorns and maple seeds has led to a surge in the chipmunk population throughout the state.
No jackpot-winning ticket was sold in Tuesday night's Mega Millions drawing, meaning the prize will increase to an estimated $508 million for the next drawing on Friday.
A vote on funding money to fight the Zika virus is being held up by Republicans in the senate -- and Democrats are furious.
Newtown School Superintendent Joseph Erardi confirmed Saturday that Jason Adams resigned at the end of the schoolyear.
Multiple rounds of severe storms brought heavy rains and dangerous winds, and knocked down trees and power lines, around the Tri-State Area late Friday.
People aren't talking about it, but residents of some of the area's wealthiest suburbs are experiencing a rash of high-end car thefts.
