Hundreds Of Layoffs Announced By Prominent Business, Location Also To Close: CT News

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Hundreds Of Layoffs Announced By Prominent Business, Location Also To Close

One of the most prominent companies in the state has announced plans to close a location, resulting in hundreds of layoffs.>>>Read More.

Superintendent Placed On Leave After Arrest: Report

A local TV station also included law enforcement body cam footage in its report involving the school's superintendent.>>>Read More.

Hundreds Of Turkeys Handed Out To Families In Need At Stew Leonard's: PHOTOS

First responders and elected officials handed out turkeys to families in need ahead of Thanksgiving at Stew Leonard's.>>>Read More.

Cops Take To Social To Clown Alleged Shoplifter, Who In Getaway, Left Her Phone At Scene

After helping herself to items at Family Dollar, in a rush to get away, she dropped her phone. "Yes, your phone. The one we now have...," police said.>>>Read More.

2 Cox Case Cops Avoid Prison, Pay $15

New Haven government agreed to pay $45 million for its role in paralyzing Richard “Randy” Cox. Two cops charged in the case paid $15 apiece.>>>Read More.

Film, Art, and Pierogies: Here’s What’s Happening in Connecticut This Weekend

From art trails to film fests, pierogies to holiday markets, Connecticut’s Nov. 14–16 weekend is full of fall fun.>>>Read More.

Street Closures, Parking Restrictions Outlined For 2025 Manchester Road Race

The world-famous Manchester Road Race expected to draw approximately 30,000 spectators to the Silk City on Thanksgiving morning.>>>Read More.