Student Approached, ‘Held’ By Stranger, School District Says: CT News

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Student Approached, 'Held' By Stranger, School District Says

The student was approached from behind by a stranger and was “very scared,” a top school official said.>>>Read More.

Company's Solicitor Permit Revoked By Police After 'Multiple Complaints'

Police said the department permanently revoked a company's solicitor permit following multiple complaints from local residents.>>>Read More.

Dems Deny Social Media Post Celebrating Kirk's Assassination

"We do not know who made that account and posted that disgusting and vile comment," wrote Democrats. "We wish we did.">>>Read More.

Town Official Called Out For Rhetoric After Charlie Kirk Killing

A Republican official, clearly heartbroken and angered by the killing of conservative advocate Charlie Kirk, wrote remarks condemning Democrats for the incident, and her sentiments have gotten her into a spot of trouble.>>>Read More.

Police Officer Addresses 'Senseless Violence And Online Hate,' Urges Unity And Hope

"This morning, I woke up feeling a lot of emotions. Probably like most of you I am feeling mad, sad, scared, but also determined. The senseless violence and online hate that is perpetuated is infuriating. I believe that our whole community went to bed a little shaken with all of the tragedy that has been occurring recently.">>>Read More.

Town Marks 24th Anniversary Of 9/11 With Moving Ceremony

Over 100 people gathered Thursday to remember the events of Sept. 11, 2001.>>>Read More.

CT Restaurant Named Among Best In U.S. By New York Times

A classic waterfront establishment is receiving national recognition alongside some heavy hitters.>>>Read More.