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Police Officer Accused Of Punching Man 18 Times In The Head: Report

The police department has applied for the officer’s decertification, and the state’s attorney’s office is reviewing his actions.>>>Read More.

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Dedicated Firefighter, Married Father Of 2, Dies At 36

The beloved firefighter leaves behind a wife and two children.>>>Read More.


Residents Accused Of Starving 2 Dogs: Police

One dog, an 11-month-old puppy, died, while a second dog has recovered, according to police.>>>Read More.

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Missing 20-Year-Old Man Found Safe, Police Say

Police announced the news on Thursday.>>>Read More.


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UConn Legend To Have Her Number Retired

Sue Bird's No. 10 will join Rebecca Lobo's No. 50 and Swin Cash's No. 32 as the only retired numbers in UConn program history.>>>Read more.


State Police Dog Helps Rescue Woman In Crisis

A woman in crisis was safely transported to an area hospital after being located by a state police dog team.>>>Read More.


Carriages, Candles, Starlight, And A Rappelling Santa: Here’s What’s Happening In Connecticut This Weekend

From Milford’s Lamplight Stroll to Stamford’s rappelling Santa, Connecticut’s Dec. 5–7 weekend is packed with yuletide fun.>>>Read More.


3rd Of 4 Supermoons Rises Ahead Of Storied Geminids: What To Know In Connecticut

Thursday’s supermoon, the second-biggest of 2025, will reach higher in the sky than any other this year.>>>Read More.

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