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North Haven officials say they sought housing for woman before her arrest on active warrants

Police said the woman was taken into custody on Tuesday for two active warrants for her arrest, which were issued by other jurisdictions.

North Haven, CT · 6h

New Haven Independent

Ansonia Veterans Day Ceremony Calls For Year-Round Support

ANSONIA – When veterans return home, society’s debt to them begins. That was the theme of a speech delivered by Ansonia Mayor Frank Tyszka during a Nov. 11 ceremony marking Veterans Day. “It is easy to thank a veteran on November 11. The true test of our community...

Ansonia, CT · 12h

CT Insider

A painting vanished 50 years ago. A Connecticut cowboy collector helped bring it home.

it was discovered that not only had Winter not seen the painting in nearly 50 years — the painting had actually been stolen from him after lending it to an art gallery in the 70's.

Litchfield, CT · 22h

WTNH

Waterbury mayor is ‘Doctor for a Day’ at Saint Mary’s Hospital

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski, Jr. took part in a Doctor for a Day experience at Saint Mary’s Hospital to raise awareness for the hospital’s Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit that is happening on Saturday. The mayor took part in hands-on healthcare activities that will happen at the summit, including […]

Waterbury, CT · 1d

New Haven Independent

ICE Arrests 18-Year-Old Downtown

Federal immigration agents detained an 18-year-old New Haven man Tuesday shortly after he left a hearing in his criminal case at the state courthouse on Elm Street — boxing in the car he was riding in, breaking a window, and pulling him out, according to the driver. The driver...

New Haven, CT · 1d

CT Insider

Newtown butcher shop to close after 17 years; owners tease 'other doors are opening'

Though the business is closing, owner Steve Ford teased that "other doors are opening."

Newtown, CT · 1d

WTNH

From behind bars to behind the camera: Former Connecticut prisoner rewrites story while inspiring next generation

After serving eight years in prison, Alpha Jalloh earned a college degree, enrolled at Yale University and launched a West Haven-based media company dedicated to helping young people tell their own stories.

Connecticut · 1d

WTNH

Waterbury temporarily closes Fire Station 6 for renovations

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury city officials announced Tuesday they’re temporarily closing Fire Station 6 for renovations, which are expected to last about eight weeks. Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. said in a statement that the improvements are an important step to address the maintenance needs of the city’s aging firehouses. “Our firefighters work around […]

Waterbury, CT · 1d

Eyewitness News

Yale New Haven Health, UnitedHealthcare contract talks raise concerns for patients

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - Contract negotiations between Yale New Haven Health and UnitedHealthcare are raising questions for patients as many people choose their health benefits for next year. The health system and insurer are working to reach a new agreement covering UnitedHealthcare commercial plans and Medicare Advantage. According to...

New Haven, CT · 9h

Eyewitness News

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Torrington school leaders address death threats and violence after concerns from parents

TORRINGTON, CT. (WFSB) - Torrington school leaders addressed death threats and violence after parents raised concerns. Lauryn Stevens was one of three mothers that said they had been hearing stories from their children about inappropriate things kids were saying to each other at the Torrington Intermediate School. “Another child in...

Torrington, CT · 8h

Connecticut Mirror

Roxbury couple moves ahead with plan to allow hikers on their property

Charles and Eli Copley say the town failed to explain how making their property available to dogs and walkers would violate zoning rules.

Roxbury, CT · 11h

New Haven Independent

City Unveils Deep Dive Into Confidential-Informant Policy

Conduct more audits. Be more transparent. Review policies more frequently. Prioritize officer “wellness.”. Those recommendations and many more are included in a 57-page report newly released by the Elicker administration about how to improve the New Haven Police Department’s management of its Confidential Informant Fund. The city paid...

New Haven, CT · 1d

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Girls’ basketball coach Tommy Sparks steps down following alleged referee altercation

Staples girls’ basketball head coach Tommy Sparks resigned Oct. 30 following his arrest for allegedly tripping, choking, and using vulgar language toward a referee during a youth game in Shelton. Sparks was charged with third-degree assault, second-degree strangulation, and risk of injury to a child following the referee’s complaint...

Shelton, CT · 1d

WTNH

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Motions filed in Ouellette case seeking new trial, acquittal on manslaughter charge in death of his girlfriend

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WTNH) — After a Harwinton man was found guilty on charges stemming from his girlfriend’s death in 2023, his defense attorney has filed two motions in the case, one of which seeks a new trial. Cooper Ouellette, 21, was found guilty of second-degree manslaughter and delivery of alcohol to a minor in […]

Harwinton, CT · 1d

CT Post

Monroe fire involving construction machine 'appears to be accidental,' officials say

The fire broke out on Monday afternoon, officials said.

Monroe, CT · 1d

New Haven Independent

One Performance Is Worth “The Price”

Long Wharf Theatre Presents Arthur Miller’s “The Price”. Leaving The Price on opening night, I thought only of Gregory Solomon, as portrayed by Mark Nelson. Nelson’s lively performance was a tuning fork in a pitchless production of Arthur Miller’s 1967 play about the choices we make — and sometimes regret — for family.

Branford, CT · 9h

CT Insider

2 Monroe fires prompt power shutdown affecting nearly 2,500 in 3 towns, officials say

Nearly 2,500 customers in Monroe, Trumbull and Shelton lost power after two fires on Wheeler Road Wednesday afternoon, according to utility and fire officials.

Monroe, CT · 8h

CT Insider

Naugatuck's Ralph Roper receives Veteran Impact Award

The Naugatuck High School track was dedicated in Roper's honor in September 2025.

Naugatuck, CT · 1d

New Haven Independent

Turn Down The Volume: Downtowners Seek Peace & Quiet

Downtown New Haven is just too damn loud. At least, that’s how a number of downtown residents described life at the center of the Elm City, where the sounds of revving motorcycles, blaring car stereos, and late-night bar crowds have become an unwelcome part of their days and nights.

New Haven, CT · 12h

New Haven Independent