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In Bobby Valentine, Stamford mayor Mike Pavia found his dream director of public safety. Now they'll liekly have to find a new one as Valentine returns to Major League Baseball.
The town librarians in Fairfield have chosen a free verse novel, call it a compelling read, and expect thousands of residents to be turning the pages.
Connecticut Light & Power is reporting customers in Greenwich and Stamford are being affected by a blackout, but most power is back online.
Three Connecticut money managers awarded a $254 million Powerball jackpot say there's no fourth participant despite a claim they're covering for a winner who wants to stay anonymous.
The 'Two Storm Panel' is still investigating how to avoid a repeat of what happened after Tropical Storm Irene and the freak October snowstorm.
It may have taken three weeks but the winners of the largest lottery jackpot in Connecticut history have finally come forward.
New York City broke it's 1990 record of 69 degrees today. That's pretty impressive, especially considering today's average high is 49. The average low is 37.
Retailers are hoping this year's holiday spending spree will continue with Cyber Monday.
As winter fast approaches, the Metro-North Railroad is changing its strategy for how it deals with bad weather on the New Haven Line.
They skipped Thanksgiving dinner, they braved the elements and they waited in line for hours all for a piece of the Black Friday action.
A police officer in Milford, Conn., used a stun gun on a Wal-Mart shopper who allegedly punched another customer.
If you want to hit the shops this Black Friday, but you're not quite sure where to start, CBS 2's Kathryn Brown has got some tips to help you plot out your battle plan.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it expects more than 5 million people will be using its bridges, tunnels, trains and airports over the holiday weekend.
Businesses in Connecticut and nationwide are being warned to guard against a spam email that falsely claims to be from the Better Business Bureau.
Forecasters say the heavier rain this morning will taper off this afternoon, but it will get increasingly windy as the day goes on.
