Mild Winter, Steamy Summer Leads To Big Boom In Black Widow Population
They are not that common in the Tri-State Area, DuBois reported, but homeowners should still be on the lookout.
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They are not that common in the Tri-State Area, DuBois reported, but homeowners should still be on the lookout.
Dr. Theodore Andreadis said the virus has been detected in mosquitoes trapped in 13 towns in lower Fairfield County.
By evening we'll have a chance for severe thunderstorms, with the possibility of isolated tornadoes. The areas most likely to be impacted are Connecticut down through New York City to points north and west.
"[It was] like having a bomb go off at your feet," Gus Bertolf said.
WCBS 880 afternoon anchorman Steve Scott asks the Democratic candidates: "What can the Congress do to protect Americans from reckless behavior from Wall Street banks?"
When he first heard rumblings about Larry the Lobster, Don MacKenzie thought folks were talking about some guy dressed up in a lobster suit. But no, they were talking about a real live lobster.
A gunman who forced authorities to close the University of Connecticut's Avery Point campus committed suicide Tuesday morning after spending the night in a standoff with police.
Stamford police said the body of 30-year-old Keith Morris was discovered near the accident scene Monday afternoon.
As we get deeper into election season, the number of household robocalls is increasing, and you may wonder why you're getting them at all.
On the heels of the Colorado movie-theater massacre, authorities in the Tri-State Area are continuing their vigilance.
Moviegoers in New York City were deeply saddened but unfazed by the news of the mass shooting at a Colorado theater, as they turned out by the thousands to see the premiere of the latest Batman film.
Despite an aggressive campaign of job creation, a new report shows that New York City's unemployment rate has risen to 10 percent-- the same rate seen during the height of the recession in September 2009.
The powerful storms broke the heat, but left downed trees, power lines and other damage in its wake and knocking out power to thousands of customers.
Some people just can't keep their hands off "The Hoff."
The Enfield Board of Education voted Wednesday night to settle a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Connecticut and a group called Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
