Multi-vehicle crash causes injuries in Orange

ORANGE, Conn. (WFSB) - Five people are recovering from injuries after a multi-vehicle crash early Saturday afternoon, according to Orange police. The three-car crash happened at approximately 12:41 p.m. on Boston Post Road near the intersection of Indian River Road. According to police, it appears that a Jeep Grand Cherokee...

Police searching for 3 who allegedly robbed Shelton gas station

It happened just before 11 p.m. Tuesday at 65 Howe Ave. It's unknown if any items were stolen or the amount of money taken. Surveillance pictures do show one of the suspects holding a jar full of items.

Stratford Town Council weighs inquiry into Mayor David Chess’ outside work

Healthcare companies founded by Stratford Mayor David Chess are embroiled in a federal investigation, bankruptcy, and court fight over Medicare money.

Update: Four Tenants Announced At Ansonia Shopping Center

ANSONIA – The new owner of the Ansonia Shopping Center on Main Street across from Target announced four tenants Friday (Nov. 13). They are Burlington (formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory), O’Reilly Auto Parts, Dollar Tree and M&T Bank. Zelco Properties & Development and The Grossman Companies purchased...

Monroe officials celebrate new section of the Housatonic Rail Trail

MONROE, Conn. — Town officials recently celebrated the completion of the new section of the Housatonic Rail Trail at the Great Hollow Lake side of Wolfe Park. The project extended the 10-foot-wide stone dust trail by approximately 4,600 linear feet, creating an off-road connection from Maple Drive to Wolfe Park. Retaining walls were installed, along with fencing and a MidBlock Crosswalk at Purdy Hill Road.

Stratford Reaches Police Contract Settlement

STRATFORD, Conn. — November 12, 2026 — Mayor David Chess announced that the Town of Stratford and the Stratford Police Union, Local 407, have reached a settlement on a new collective bargaining agreement. The contract establishes a pension for Stratford police officers, making our Town competitive with neighboring communities and giving the department the stability it needs to recruit and retain qualified officers.

Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In Shelton, Police Say

Connecticut police are reminding residents to stay alert as officers search for three masked suspects wanted in an armed convenience store robbery. The robbery happened Thursday night, Nov. 12, at the Howe Avenue Convenience Store in Shelton. Shelton police said three men dressed all in black and we…

No. 1 St. Joseph football rallies in fourth quarter, defeats No. 6 Greenwich on Rios' game-winning kick

St. Joseph rallied in the fourth quarter and defeated Greenwich for the first time since 2021.

Mother, stepfather limited food before death of Torrington 19-year-old, police say

The 19-year-old, who had cerebral palsy, was found unresponsive in a bathtub by a family member, according to police.

Bridgeport schools to consolidate 18 classrooms after Thanksgiving. Kindergarten is hardest hit

The classroom changes at 13 schools in Bridgeport will take effect Nov. 30.

New York Attorney Sentenced in Connecticut for Embezzling Over $500,000 from Trust

Federal prosecutors have secured an eight-month prison sentence for a New York attorney who stole more than half a million dollars from a trust overseeing real property in Connecticut. Edward W. Miller, 71, of Lawrence, New York, was ordered to serve the term plus one year of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Sarala V. […] The post New York Attorney Sentenced in Connecticut for Embezzling Over $500,000 from Trust appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

Seymour resident wins $100K from Powerball ticket sold in Bridgeport

The odds of the Connecticut Lottery player winning the prize were one in more than 913,000.

Broken Windows Thuggery

(Opinion) They came to smash windows, brutalize members of groups they scapegoat for the nation’s woes, haul them away to cruel detention camps, set the stage for mass round-ups. That’s what mobs did in Germany in 1938 in the violent Kristallnacht window-smashing pogrom that set the stage for the...

Connecticut restaurant raises over $15K for employee after her husband killed in Bridgeport shooting

As of Thursday afternoon, community members raised more than $15,000 in support of Regina Bethea, a longtime employee of Rory's Restaurant, whose husband was killed in Bridgeport earlier in October.

CVS Workers Called Police About a Parked Van. Officers Say They Found a Gift Card “Fraud Factory” That Could Have Cost Shoppers $14,400

CVS employees in Wilton, Connecticut, reported a man handling numerous gift cards inside a parked vehicle. Officers who investigated found 36 cards and equipment police ... Read More

Mount Sinai Gang Member Who Shot Two Teens in Mastic Faces Sentencing

A Mount Sinai man who was charged in a sweeping Suffolk County gang investigation involving the shootings of two teenagers in Mastic is scheduled to […] The post Mount Sinai Gang Member Who Shot Two Teens in Mastic Faces Sentencing first appeared on SciFisland.com .

100 More Tires Dumped In West Rock

When Peter Davis and his crew were almost done cleaning up more than 500 tires that had been illegally dumped off of Springside Avenue, he arrived once again to find 100 more. Davis, a part-time city parks employee, spends his days cleaning up various illegal dumping spots. He’s been with the Parks Department for 40 years, having served as the city’s riverkeeper before retiring and then returning to part-time work.

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Connecticut’s Hell House Now Takes Overnight Guests, From $666 a Night: Prices, Rules and the Waiver

Seymour, CT — Hell House, the Seymour home whose Beckwith family haunting was the subject of Discovery’s A Haunting episode “Hell House” in 2005, now takes overnight guests. The whole house rents for $666 to $999 a night for up to eight people, and its new owners are comedian Matt Rife, Elton Castee and Josh Yozura.

Bridgeport city attorney Tyisha Toms is leaving for a top legal role at CSCU

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system confirmed Toms’ appointment and said she will start in January. .