Police: Conn. Man Charged With Threatening Mets Execs, Players And Coaches
A Connecticut man has been charged with threatening New York Mets players, coaches and executives on Twitter postings.
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A Connecticut man has been charged with threatening New York Mets players, coaches and executives on Twitter postings.
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy on Wednesday visited two health care centers in New Haven and Hartford to see how the sign-up process has been going.
More than 3,600 pets have gotten sick, and 580 have died, from jerky treats that were largely imported from China, the Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday.
The website The Daily Meal compiled a list of the top 101 pizzas in the nation, drawing on votes from what it describes as 46 American chefs, restaurant critics, bloggers, writers and "pizza authorities."
The suspect is believed to be connected to bank robberies New York. New Jersey and Conn., authorities said.
The final word on the level of toxicity and vapors from e-cigarettes has not yet been officially determined.
Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner Jim Redeker said he hears from road crews concerned for their safety all the time.
Anthony Johnson allegedly slithered like a snake beneath the seats in a movie theater and deftly removed credit cards from women's wallets. A waiting accomplice would copy them.
The family of Vicki Soto is hoping to get dozens of people to run through the streets of Statford, Conn., Soto's hometown, dressed as her favorite bird
A union official said Saturday that the Metro-North Rail Road is suffering as it loses many of its most experienced workers who could prevent accidents.
Bart Palosz's older sister said there was evidence of her brother's suffering online. Clubs and organizations against bullying have formed at the school as a result of the tragedy.
Starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Connecticut-bound traffic from I-84/684 will detour onto Route 6 in Brewster for about 18 hours.
About 25 million students ride school buses every day. But every so often, something goes wrong.
Thousands of furloughed federal workers returned to work across the country Thursday after 16 days off the job due to the partial government shutdown.
Waterbury police were responding to a report of a fight on Orange Street Tuesday night when they saw a shirtless man, identified as 32-year-old Luis Santana, running away and holding a white parrot.
