Beloved Waterfront Restaurant Closing, Owners Announce With 'Heavy Heart': CT News

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Beloved Waterfront Restaurant To Close, Owners Announce With Heavy Heart

The news stunned long-time patrons as the owners announced that "It is with a VERY heavy heart that I must say…we will be closing our door for good this Saturday.”>>>Read More.

Loud Explosions Reported, Officials Seek Answers

The fire department said it received over a dozen 911 calls reporting what residents described as a series of loud explosions.>>>Read More.

School Dismissed Early As Potent Narcotic Found In Rest Room

Field testing was administered as part of this investigation and it came up as fentanyl, state police said.>>>Read More.

Eversource Files Early 2025 Rate Plan. What Will CT Residents Pay?

Eversource Energy filed a 2025 electricity rate request with Connecticut regulators Friday.>>>Read More.

CT's U.S. Sen. Murphy And His Wife Separating After 17 Years: Report

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy and his wife Catherine Holahan have announced their separation, according to published reports.>>>Read More.

Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks: When To See Fireballs Over CT Skies

The Leonids are legendary for impressive fireballs with persistent streaks that meteor experts say could peek through the bright moonlight.>>>Read More.

UConn Legend Sue Bird Named To Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame has officially announced its Class of 2025.>>>Read More.

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