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A New Haven Superior Court judge has formally sentenced Joshua Komisarjevsky to death for the home invasion killings of a Connecticut woman and her two daughters in 2007. More>>
The American economy may not be truly healthy yet, but it's healing. More>>
State police arrested Gregory McKee, a former University of Connecticut football player, Friday on charges he possessed and distributed child pornography from the UConn campus. More>>
The U.S. Pentagon is considering re-establishing the Base Realignment and Closure Committee, also know as BRAC, to save money. More>>
An off-duty Hartford police officer and Connecticut National Guard member is dead following an early-morning car crash. More>>
Doogie's in Newington will no longer serve up its famous two foot long hot dog More>>
A 911 call released Friday indicates that before being hospitalized, actress Demi Moore was suffering from convulsions after smoking an unknown substance.
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Police officers rescued a drowning dog from the raging waters of the Yantic River early Friday morning. More>>
Danbury police said they've made an arrest in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a Western Connecticut State University student in November. More>>
State Sen. Edith Prague has officially returned to her duties at the Connecticut state Capitol following a minor stroke in December. More>>
A funeral for Marcum G. Asiamah, the 15-year-old East Hartford High school student who drowned in a school pool accident on Jan. 11, 2011, will be held today. More>>
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra has ordered flags in the city to be lowered in honor of a city police officer killed in an overnight car crash. More>>
Shelton police have arrested in 30-year-old Ansonia man for his involvement in a home invasion earlier this week. More>>
Source: (CNN)The Italian Association of Tour Operators announced Friday that passengers of the Costa Concordia are likely to receive compensation of $14,460 each. More>>
An aggressive Mitt Romney repeatedly challenged Republican rival Newt Gingrich Thursday night in the final debate before next week's critical Florida primary, demanding an apology for an ad saying he harbors... More>>
Speaking out about his controversial taco comment, East Haven Mayor John Maturo tried to set the record straight during a taping of Face the State with Dennis House on Thursday afternoon. More>>
A Special Olympics wintertime tradition will continue with the 2012 Winsted Penguin Plunge. More>>
Connecticut Department of Transportation officials said that Route 2 was briefly closed in Marlborough because of a serious crash Friday morning. More>>
Connecticut Department of Transportation officials said Route 74 was closed in Tolland after trees fell into power lines. More>>
A Western Connecticut State University student was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car on campus. More>>
Torrington police are looking for the driver that struck a vehicle and a person attempting to get into the vehicle on South Main Street. More>>
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is highlighting how the president's proposal to create partnerships between community colleges and businesses is already underway in some Connecticut cities and towns.
Federal environmental officials will be in New Britain to present an award to Central Connecticut State University for winning a contest that challenged students to reduce trash at their college football games. More>>
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine will be visiting the Naval Submarine Base New London (SUBASE) Friday to meet with Navy chefs. More>>
Sen. Richard Blumenthal is highlighting how the president's proposal to create partnerships between community colleges and businesses is already underway in some Connecticut cities and towns. More>>
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy says he's pitching Connecticut as a good place to do business at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. More>>
A weak year for the economy likely ended on a hopeful note. More>>
University of Hartford officials are warning students to move their cars from low-lying areas of the C, D, E, F and N lot to higher areas because of the heavy rainfall prediction. More>>
Some customers at a Valero gas station on East Main Street in Plainville gassed up their cars but didn't get very far. More>>
The USDA is getting ready to put in place new rules for school lunches. More>>
The principal of a Middletown school at the center of a debate over scream rooms used to isolate students when they have emotional outbursts is taking a leave of absence. More>>
Hundreds of tacos were delivered to East Haven mayor Joseph Maturo's office Thursday afternoon. More>>
The Internet now has 555 million Websites, up from just 255 million at the end of 2010. More>>
Fran Drescher believes she was abducted by aliens. No, really. More>>
Folks might fib more frequently when text messaging, a new study suggests. More>>
Rob Gronkowski's playing status for the Super Bowl was listed as questionable on Friday after the star tight end missed the New England Patriots practice for the second straight day with an injured left ankle. More>>
A Yale University quarterback who made headlines when he had to choose between interviewing for a Rhodes Scholarship or playing in last fall's annual Yale-Harvard game is rebutting a report that a sexual misconduct... More>>
Paul Pierce had 24 points and 10 assists, and E'Twaun Moore added 16 points to help the Boston Celtics erase a 27-point deficit and beat the Orlando Magic for the second time this week, 91-83 on Thursday night. More>>
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The mayor of East Haven is being criticized now for the comment he made Tuesday when he was asked about the arrest of four officers. More>>
Police said a child, who attends Hanover Elementary School in Meriden, showed up with nine individually wrapped bags containing the drug. The bags appeared to be wrapped for sale. More>>
Solar flares that began Jan. 22 have pushed solar radiation into Earth's magnetic field, possibly causing problems with satellites and short wave radio transmissions. More>>
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its 2012 Oscar nominees Tuesday morning in Los Angeles. Big winners include 'Hugo,' a film nominated for 11 awards. More>>
Here are some mug shots of people that have been arrested in Connecticut. More>>
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