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POLITICS April 8, 2023

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, 77, to undergo surgery after breaking leg

Connecticut Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal fractured his femur during a mishap at a celebration for the UConn Men's basketball team and will require surgery.

Connecticut April 6, 2023

Connecticut prison guard fired over 'ISIS windchimes' meme reinstated

Connecticut prison guard Anthony Marlak, who was fired in 2021 over an "anti-Muslim" meme shared on Facebook, has been reinstated to his position.

Chicago Bulls April 6, 2023

Ex-NBA star Ben Gordon arrested after allegedly being in possession of pocketknife, stun gun

Ben Gordon's 40th birthday on Tuesday was spoiled when he was arrested and found to be in possession of a pocketknife, stun gun and brass knuckles.

Texas April 6, 2023

Texans clap back after Dem governor calls Houston 'butt ugly'

Sen. Ted Cruz and other Texans were quick to strike back after Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, insulted the Lone Star State's largest city.

Connecticut April 5, 2023

Connecticut woman shot by Hamden cop awarded $1.1M in settlement

Stephanie Washington, who was shot four times by former Hamden, Connecticut police officer Devin Eaton in 2019, has been awarded over a million dollars in a settlement.

Connecticut April 5, 2023

Drunk driver crashes in front of Connecticut police station

A Connecticut man was arrested for driving under the influence and faces multiple other charges after colliding with the Plainfield Police Department's entrance sign.

Connecticut April 4, 2023

Ronald Sarasin, former GOP congressman who helmed Capitol Historical Society, dead at 88

Former GOP Connecticut Rep. Ronald Sarasin, who chaired the Capitol Historical Society after leaving politics in the wake of an unsuccessful 1978 gubernatorial bid, has died. He was 88.

New York April 4, 2023

Chinese businessman charged in $1B fraud scheme 'sociopathic,' prosecutor says

Exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui, charged with masterminding a billion-dollar fraud scheme, was labeled "sociopathic" by a prosecutor during a Tuesday hearing.

Connecticut April 3, 2023

Connecticut businessman gets 8 years for role in lawmaker's COVID relief fraud scheme

Connecticut businessman John Trasacco, 50, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in a scheme to fraudulently claim pandemic relief money from the city of West Haven.

Connecticut April 3, 2023

Two charged with cutting wires; 40,000 lose internet service

Police in Connecticut have charged two people with cutting more than 2,000 fiber optic cables, leaving over 40,000 homes and businesses without internet service.

ENTERTAINMENT March 31, 2023

Bryce Dallas Howard recalls being given script in preschool for her dad Ron Howard that led to move out of LA

Bryce Dallas Howard and her father, famed film director Ron Howard, recalled why their family decided to leave Hollywood and move to Connecticut in 1985.