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| Bridgeport Police: Man shot on Route 8 BRIDGEPORT—Connecticut State Police are investigating a shooting after city cops determined a person suffered a gunshot wound while driving on Route 8. "There is no threat to the public as this does not appear to be a random act or road rage-related," said State Police spokeswoman Kelly Grant ...
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| Upstate NY officials oppose plan to burn Connecticut garbage RAVENA, N.Y. (AP) — Elected officials in New York are coming out against a plan by Connecticut to burn more than 100,000 tons (90718 metric tons) of ... Environmental activists say Connecticut state officials are considering a proposal to send 116,000 tons (105233 metric tons)of garbage from 70 ...
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| State police searching for suspect in Durham and Killingworth robberies DURHAM AND KIILINGWORTH, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut State Police believe they are searching for the same suspect in connection with two separate robberies early Wednesday morning. Just before 5:10 a.m., Troopers say a white man in his 40s wearing black gloves and a dark-knit hat got out ...
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Flu Comes Early And Aggressively In Connecticut Connecticut's flu season is rapidly getting worse, with three deaths attributed to the virus through the middle of December, according to statistics compiled by the state Department of Public Health. There were 355 laboratory confirmed cases of the flu in Connecticut and a total of 144 people were ...
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| Former state auditor Randy Brock appointed to Senate seat MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Republican Gov. Phil Scott has appointed former state auditor Randy Brock to fill a vacant seat in the Senate. The Republican Brock, of Swanton, will replace Dustin Degree, who left the Senate to serve as special assistant to the governor and director of workforce expansion.
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| Malloy seeks review of sex harassment policy compliance Connecticut instituted mandatory sexual harassment prevention training for employers in 1991, before most other states required it. Under the law, employers with 50 or more workers must provide all supervisory employees with two hours of training within six months of when they assume supervisory ...
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| Warriors winning minus Curry; can they lose once he's back? Stephen Curry is sitting, the Warriors aren't really scoring, and yet Golden State is still winning. What happens when Curry and the offense come back? The defending champions went into the season as favorites to repeat, though Boston and Houston looked like title threats while running off lengthy ...
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| Two City Pursuit Ends With Crash (AP)/WTIC News _ Authorities say four people were injured after a car that was being chased by police crashed into another vehicle. Connecticut State Police say officers in West Haven tried to conduct a traffic stop Tuesday afternoon when the driver fled north on Ella Grasso Boulevard in New Haven.
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| The struggle to make preschool available for everyone "Whatever they say, politicians in West Virginia know the future of their state is not coal miners." Other red states that have notable programs include Alabama and Georgia. But some liberal-leaning cities like Seattle and New York also are running public pre-K programs. Advocates say more universal ...
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