Cyclists Ending 4-Day Journey From Sandy Hook Elementary School To Washington
The group -- dubbed Team 26 -- said the trip is to honor the victims and promote legislation aimed at curbing gun violence.
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The group -- dubbed Team 26 -- said the trip is to honor the victims and promote legislation aimed at curbing gun violence.
Gov. Dan Malloy and UConn's athletic director called on the NCAA on Monday to consider moving next year's Women's Final Four out of Indianapolis.
Greenwich police are searching for suspects in two gunpoint robberies over the weekend.
Lidia Quilligana was placed under arrest on Friday night after police were called to a residence to investigate the child's injuries.
Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Monday banned state-funded travel to Indiana, because of the controversial new "religious freedom" law that critics say enables discrimination against the LGBT community.
The graffiti included the use of a racial slur that was found scrawled in the bathrooms of a student center.
State environmental officials are aiming to collect more than 1 million gallons of sewage this season from recreational vessels in Long Island Sound.
Advocates of tougher measures on gun control are kicking off a third annual bike ride from Newtown to Washington.
A 76-year-old Stamford woman who police say was severely beaten by her son has died.
A Connecticut man accused of sexually abusing two girls at a Long Island music school where he taught has pleaded not guilty.
Norwalk, which engaged in a lengthy dispute over plans for a mosque, has been asked by the Department of Justice to review regulations related to religious institutions.
Officer Kenneth Bateman, 34, was killed May 31, 1981, while responding to a burglary at a fast food restaurant.
Gary Castonguay is serving a 25 years to life prison term for gunning down Plainville police Officer Robert Holcomb while fleeing from a burglary in 1977.
Local lawmakers, especially in Fairfield County, cried out loudly in opposition to the idea of the state overstepping home rule and erecting buildings that might conflict with local planning and zoning.
The 2-acre lot where the 3,100-square-foot house once stood in a leafy, suburban neighborhood will be left as open space under a plan approved by town officials.
