Woman arrested in Stamford hit-and-run death of Ronald Molina
Police say the car involved - a gray Acura - was later found parked nearby. The license plates had been removed.
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Police say the car involved - a gray Acura - was later found parked nearby. The license plates had been removed.
Tuesday was eventful, as a woman got pinned under a transit bus and another fell in a gap at Metro-North station.
First responders in Stamford had a busy day Tuesday. First, they rescued a woman trapped under a bus, then came to the aid of a woman who fell under a train a few hours later. CBS2's Tony Aiello spoke with firefighters about the dangerous work.
It happened Tuesday afternoon in Stamford, Connecticut.
A move to address a quality of life issue is now causing issues for bus riders.
A move to address a quality of life issue is now causing issues for bus riders, CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
Ronald Molina died Monday after several days in the hospital.
Stamford Police say the driver in a deadly hit-and-run took steps to hide what happened. CBS2's Tony Aiello spoke with the heartbroken family of the man who was struck and killed.
Officials said a total of four adult men were on the boat and all were wearing life jackets.
CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
Drivers in Connecticut are getting some relief at the pump as a temporary suspension of the state's gas tax took effect Friday. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
CBS2's Tony Aiello spoke with a man who gave a live-saving organ not once, but twice.
Her donor is a man from Stamford, who gave the gift of life to a stranger.
A tiny baby from Queens is ready to return home after a life-saving liver transplant. Her donor is a Marine veteran from Stamford, who gave the gift of life to a stranger; CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
It's the second time he's given a life-changing gift to a stranger. John Rubino donated a kidney in 2019.
Immigrants hopeful U.S., other nations will band together and push back against Putin even more.
Immigrants from Ukraine have had a presence in Connecticut for more than a hundred years. There was a rally Tuesday to show Stamford stands with Ukraine; CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
Inside a gilded age mansion in Stamford, the culture of Ukraine is displayed and preserved.
There are several hundred thousand people with Ukrainian heritage in the Tri-State Area. The culture of their homeland is preserved at a museum in Stamford. CBS2's Tony Aiello spoke with the director, who explained why she fears for Ukraine's future and its past.
Giving the "gift of life" is proving twice as nice for a man from Connecticut.
