Review Underway Of CT State Troopers' Applications For Post-Irene Aid
Two Conn. State Troopers said to have applied for food stamp assistance when the government offered aid following Tropical Storm Irene are under review for possible fraud.
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Two Conn. State Troopers said to have applied for food stamp assistance when the government offered aid following Tropical Storm Irene are under review for possible fraud.
December is Universal Human Rights Month and a teenager in Greenwich, Conn. has found a way to give a voice to young people all over the world.
The crime scene inside YZ Jewelers is located behind two security doors and a battery of aging security cameras. The local police have begun releasing images it hopes will crack the case.
The jury deliberated over the span of five days before returning the verdict against Joshua Komisarjevsky, who will join his accomplice Steven Hayes on Connecticut's death row.
Jurors are weighing punishment for Joshua Komisarjevsky, who was convicted in October of killing Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters.
There is flooding and power outages in parts of the Tri-State after heavy rain and some snow moved through the area Wednesday night.
We all know commuting in the Tri-State Area can be a major headache. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is hoping social media can help its customers on a daily basis.
It was 70 years today that Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, killing thousands of Americans and plunging the United States into World War II.
It's the third day of deliberations for a Connecticut jury on whether a man convicted of killing a woman and her two daughters in a home invasion should get the death penalty or life in prison.
Connecticut's tough teen driving laws are keeping many teens from getting behind the wheel.
The jury deliberated about five hours Tuesday and will continue their discussions Wednesday. Judge Jon Blue suggested they could go later in the day.
A major auction of World War II items will be conducted this Thursday in Stamford.
There are over 1,000 workers at the processing and distribution center in Flushing, Queens and many don't know what this means for them.
Benefits under the federal "Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Program" were opened up to Connecticut families after the storm. They could requesting and receive money to replace spoiled food and cover other expenses.
The hangover from October's freak snowstorm hasn't dissipated yet in Connecticut. As many as 75 percent of the state's residents were in the dark at one point. On Friday, a new report pointed the finger at Connecticut Light & Power.
