FEMA Chief Tours Storm-Ravaged Parts Of Connecticut
So far, FEMA has approved more than $7.5 million in aid to Connecticut to help with the clean-up and relief effort, according to the agency.
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So far, FEMA has approved more than $7.5 million in aid to Connecticut to help with the clean-up and relief effort, according to the agency.
The U.S. Justice Department and Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy have announced the launch a new initiative to combat gun violence in Bridgeport, New Haven, and Hartford.
A wintry mix of rain and snow is expected to move into the region early Tuesday morning, making some roads slippery and slushy.
One elected official in Connecticut has an idea to help people keep the lights on when the power is knocked out.
For the overall holiday season, research firm comScore predicts online sales will be up 17 percent to $43.4 billion. And the firm expects online sales to surpass 10 percent of total retail spending this holiday season.
The bill would also prevent companies that file for bankruptcy from selling gift cards and require them to accept and honor unredeemed gift cards.
Some dedicated Black Friday shoppers said they plan to hit the stores bright and early, with a plan in place.
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation will install 25 to 30 completely furnished mobile homes on the 40-acre church property.
Police in Stamford are dealing with their second home invasion in less than a week, and this one has a strange family twist.
Weeks after Superstorm Sandy battered the Tri-State Area, some residents of the Connecticut shoreline will be unable to occupy their homes for weeks if not months.
This is a longer than usual holiday season, with 32 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Hostess, the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, is going out of business, closing plants, laying off its 18,500 workers and putting its brands up for sale.
Several shoreline communities in Connecticut took a big hit from superstorm Sandy and Gov. Dan Malloy says that, to date, the financial tally is about $360 million. But that is likely to rise significantly.
When a Hartford-based investment management company surveyed the states for credit worthiness, Connecticut came in dead last.
Two high school students in Woodbridge, Conn., have been arrested on drug charges after police said a teenager ate a marijuana-laced peanut butter cracker and fell unconscious.
