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A state senator's legal challenge of a little-known fee on many Connecticut electric bills could create yet another massive hole in the state's already deficit-plagued budget, should the tea party-backed lawmaker win in court.
The winter simply does not want to leave the Tri-State as the weekend remains below freezing.
A Connecticut father has been charged in the death of his 3-month old son, telling police he accidentally fell on top of the child, crushing his skull.
Federal officials are investigating what part oil speculators may play in the skyrocketing price of oil.
To their owners, the puppets are priceless. They were used at charity performances and to entertain children in hospitals. But now those shows can't go on without their stars.
Police have been watching the massage parlor in downtown Stamford for weeks.
Rain, sleet, snow and ice are pairing with thunder and lightning causing areas roadways to become icy and treacherous.
The offer from Joshua Komisarjevsky came a week before the start of jury selection for his trial that could lead to the death penalty.
A 13-year-old Orange girl missing since Sunday was found unharmed and with a friend today, police happily announced.
While a lot of people had a axe to grind or hoped to promote a special interest, others expressed a genuine interest in hearing the state of the state from the governor himself.
With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.
Where is she? On Tuesday night the FBI got involved in the desperate search for a hearing impaired teenager. Isabella Oleschuk, 13, hasn't been seen since Sunday.
Under the new rules of the Army, soldiers suffering traumatic brain injuries, such as concussions, during roadside bombings are now eligible to be awarded the Purple Heart.
A doctors group and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say children should ride in rear-facing car seats longer, until they are 2 years old instead of 1. And some kids should ride in booster seats until age 12.
Right now, if a bully who targets kids on the internet is caught, he or she would likely be charged with a misdemeanor - breach of peace or, perhaps, harassment.
