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The victim, who was beaten after he refused to hand over money, died of unrelated causes before the trial began, according to prosecutors.
The motorist was operating under the influence at the time of the August 2024 crash on I-395, according to state police.
Six more cats have been captured with traps at the property, according to police.
The man is facing multiple charges, including threatening, according to police.
A man who verbally threatened marshals had a loaded gun and ammunition in his possession, according to state police.
The accident happened Thursday afternoon.
A Hamden man is facing multiple charges, including threatening, according to police.
The boy fell into the Housatonic River Wednesday near the Birdseye Boat Ramp, police said.
Police say the Ice Cream Patrol will be a common sight at local parks, community events and neighborhoods.
A UI employee jumped into the river in an attempt to save the child, police said.
The government claims there was improper billing to Medicare and Connecticut Medicaid.
The body of a 57-year-old man was discovered Monday afternoon, officials said.
The victim was killed on April 7, 2025, according to police.
State health officials urge parents to get children vaccinated, with measles cases popping up in nearby states.
The male resident’s body was discovered in a transportation van, according to police.
Air quality alerts are urging residents to take precautions.
A homeowner escaped the burning, smoke-filled residence with their pet dog, according to the fire department.
The suspects were taken into custody Monday by the Hartford Police Fugitive Task Force.
Officials also shared details on how the public can help the pets recently seized from the home.
A passerby on shore heard cries for help coming from the water, according to fire officials.
