$9M Verdict Awarded To Couple In Medical Case: CT News

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$9M Verdict Awarded To Couple In Medical Case

A jury has awarded a couple a $9 million payout in a medical malpractice lawsuit. The man is now unable to walk independently, and his speech is "permanently and significantly impaired," according to the complaint.>>>Read More.

CT Company Accused Of Secretly Making Lethal Injection Drugs: Reports

The tip came in part from a celebrity.>>>Read More.

Beloved TV News Anchor On The Road To Recovery

“ After four days in critical care and a trip to the OR, I finally started feeling better, and I am so grateful to all the doctors, nurses and staff for their compassionate care and determination in figuring out what was causing my symptoms.">>>Read More.

Former Coach's Family Devastated By Fire; Community Responds

A fire ripped through the home of a coach who recently retired from the school. Now the community is stepping in to help.>>>Read More.

’I Am Absolutely Shattered,’ Mom Says After Death Of Child

A six-year child died in an accident and the community is rallying to assist the family. “This is something a mother should never have to ever experience. I am absolutely shattered,” she shared.>>>Read More.

UConn National Champions Dole Out Lunches At Local Restaurant

Three members of the UConn men's basketball team, fresh off their second straight national title, worked a brief shift at the local eatery. See the photos here.>>>Read More.

PD Officer Riding His Bike For Fallen Law Enforcers

Donations are being sought for the 2024 Police Unity Tour, which will feature a police officer riding during the four-day journey.>>>Read More.

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