Sen. Joe Lieberman's Connecticut Office Reports Suspicious Mail
The office was briefly evacuated Thursday afternoon while law enforcement responders removed the suspicious mail for testing.
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The office was briefly evacuated Thursday afternoon while law enforcement responders removed the suspicious mail for testing.
It's election season and at least one candidate will be dropping by along the gold coast in Fairfield County to pick up some campaign cash.
Some are blaming President Barack Obama for the sky-high gas prices, claiming he wants to help enforce the "use-less gas lifestyle" he wants Americans to adopt.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut filed a Freedom of Information Act request and learned that a police in ten towns compiled a database of more than 3 million license plate scans by patrol cars.
A spokesman for a major Muslim organization is blasting the New York Police Department for spying on his community.
In Hartford today, the public gets its first chance to speak out on Gov. Dan Malloy's education reform plan.
Another suburban burglary spree is targeting cars. What the burglars are finding inside is worth more than money.
When Mary's Kantorowski's husband died in 1997 she signed the house over to her elder son with the understanding she'd be able to stay in it as long as she lived. That was 15 years ago. She was 83. She's 98 now and he is apparently tired of waiting.
You'd think a warm winter and lower demand for heating oil might somehow translate to lower gasoline prices as well - but it doesn't work that way.
Government offices are closed. Post offices in New York and New Jersey are handling Express Mail only. In Connecticut, all postal service is suspended.
Dress a Girl is a nonprofit organization that relies on volunteers to help create dresses from pillowcases.
There were protests on Capitol Hill on Friday from female lawmakers about the all-male panel of witnesses called to testify about what they believe is the Obama administration's violation of religious freedom. The lawmakers said it's a women's rights issue.
Living out her life in her own home in Fairfield, it's unlikely Mary Kantorowski ever dreamed that at age 98, her own son would be trying to evict her.
Central Connecticut State University says a security breach has exposed current and former faculty, staff, and student employees to potential misuse.
Commuters on Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line are paying more to ride the rails, but where's all that extra money going?
