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| Holiday DUI arrests, speeding tickets down in Connecticut (AP) — Connecticut State Police say winter weather conditions may have played a role in decreasing the number of drunken driving arrests and speeding ... State police pulled over about 1,100 people for tailgating, using cellphones and other moving violations, compared with nearly 1,600 last year.
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| Judge Throws Out Bulk of $610M Tribal Claim Against State A Hartford Superior Court judge dismissed the bulk of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation's $610 million claim against Connecticut over land rights dating back to the 18th century. In his 11-page ruling partially dismissing the claims, Judge Thomas Moukawsher wrote the state appears to be correct in arguing ...
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| Autistic Man Dropped Back At Hospital Emergency Room By Group Home The young autistic man picked up from the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room on Friday by a group home operator under contract with the state has been dropped back at the hospital and state officials were scrambling to find another placement for him, The Courant learned Wednesday ...
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| Letter — Connecticut should control state's electoral votes Joe Gerics states in his letter (December 21) that my argument against the National Popular Vote Compact isn't correct. He says I suggest "that Connecticut voters will be ignored due to our population size in comparison with larger states such as California…However, his argument would hold true for the ...
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| Few Good Options Remain For Connecticut Budget Deficit Mitigation ... to the state budget than you can realize or can be implemented in February -- that's what makes this really hard," Ritter said. "And a lot of money has already been spent." Gian-Carl Casa, the president and CEO of the Connecticut Nonprofit Alliance, recommended what he called a "fundamental shift.
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| Illinois court deems parts of state DUI law unconstitutional CHICAGO (AP) — A major ruling by an Illinois appeals court declares part of a state law on DUI tests unconstitutional and reverses the first-degree murder conviction of a man accused of fatally striking a mother and injuring her 6-year-old son in Chicago in 2009. A 2-to-1 ruling by the Illinois Appellate ...
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Bundle Up: Bone-Chilling Weather Will Last At Least A Week Gary Lessor, the chief meteorologist at the Western Connecticut State University Weather Center, said temperatures would be dropping back toward zero degrees Wednesday night and "we are ... Looming over Connecticut and most of New England is a mass of air bringing the chilling temperatures.
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| Vermont opioid deaths jump nearly 160 percent, report shows MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Deaths from opioid-related overdoses jumped nearly 160 percent in Vermont between 2010 and 2016 and continue to rise while more than half of the 266 young children in state custody are there due to opioid abuse issues, according to a draft report from the governor's opioid ...
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| In Bridgeport, warming centers heat up BRIDGEPORT — Transit stations, libraries and other community areas across Connecticut have become havens for those looking to come in out of the cold. On Wednesday at the Bridgeport Public Library's main branch, Brendan, who asked that his last name not be used, said many of the city's ...
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