Snow Weight On Roofs Causing Concerns Around Conn.
The weight of snow and ice stacked on roofs has caused concerns, and even evacuations, around Connecticut.
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The weight of snow and ice stacked on roofs has caused concerns, and even evacuations, around Connecticut.
Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would give preference to veterans among those seeking affordable or subsidized housing.
A call for universal sacrifice is the way Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy characterizes his budget.
The Department of Education estimates as many as 160,000 children a day stay home from school because of bullying. Now, a number of families are fighting back with the help of anti-bully coaches.
Frozen rain, sleet and ice are turning the Tri-State area into a skating rink for both drivers and pedestrians.
"This has been quite the experience," Gov. Dan Malloy said in a radio interview Wednesday.
The company is setting aside a limited number of iPhones for those who already subscribe to Verizon. It will begin taking preorders from existing customers at 3 a.m.
The New York City Office of Emergency Management said dangerous conditions will be present through Wednesday evening's rush hour.
Connecticut's two utilities are bracing for the next round of winter, an ice storm that could bring down power lines and cause outages.
The weight of so much snow is posing concerns of roof collapse throughout the Tri-State Area and it has the National Weather Service advising homeowners to begin clearing rooftops.
An anti-smoking organization is pushing for Connecticut's Medicaid program to offer services that help needy clients kick the habit.
A former Connecticut securities broker faces sentencing for stealing more than $1.35 million from his clients.
The interns will be assigned to departments throughout the White House, going as far up as the offices of Vice President Joe Biden and first lady Michelle Obama.
Two New Haven men have been killed and a third man injured in what police say was a shooting at a house known for drug use and dealing.
Years before a widely publicized reunion between a girl who was snatched from a New York hospital and her birth mother, Connecticut's child protection agency had doubts about the true identity of the girl, who was raised under a false name in Bridgeport, a department spokesman said Saturday.
