Woman, 22, Killed In Crash Remembered As ‘Radiant Soul’ Who ‘Touched Everyone She Met’: CT News

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22-Year-Old Woman Killed In Crash Remembered As 'Radiant Soul' Who 'Touched Everyone She Met'

A recent college graduate who died in a crash "touched everyone she met," according to her obituary.>>>Read More.

3 Arrested In Animal Hoarding Case: Police

Three people have been arrested in connection with an animal hoarding case in which 18 cats and one dog were seized from a home, police said.>>>Read More.

‘Large Pile Of Asphalt’ Dumped On Private Property: Police

Police are asking for help with identifying the owner of a dump truck in connection with a dumping complaint.>>>Read More.

Scam Alert Issued: Here’s What To Know

Officials are advising residents of an ongoing scam that has been reported in town.>>>Read More.

CT's AG Involved In Trying To Keep WNBA's Sun In Connecticut

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, on Thursday, said he's demanding the WNBA provide him documents regarding a potential Sun sale.>>>Read More.

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Trending news:

Berlin Fair, Dog Fest, Food Trucks, And Fandom Fun Highlight Connecticut’s Sept. 11–14 Weekend

From fairs to fandom, food trucks to ukuleles, Connecticut’s Sept. 11–14 weekend is packed with fun across the state.>>>Read More.

Connecticut To Lower Flags, Light Q Bridge In Remembrance Of 9/11 Anniversary

Gov. Ned Lamont directs flags to half-staff and Q Bridge lights red, white, and blue to mark 24th 9/11 anniversary.>>>Read More.

Mortar Shell In Civil War Museum Tells The Tale Of The Unique 7th Connecticut

The New England Civil War Museum has a unique souvenir once presented to the Connecticut Governor.>>>Read More.