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Police say a Plainville man died in a car accident in North Canaan Saturday morning.

Local breweries across the state are getting a break after Governor Ned Lamont announced an excise tax cut on beer.

Yale Public Safety sent out an advisory to students after a report of potentially hazardous chemicals were located in a lab.

The grant money will be used for traffic improvements that will help slow traffic and create new curbs and sidewalks that will be safer for pedestrians.

Pickleball was invented in 1965 by 3 people vacationing near Seattle, Washington.

AAA says they are expecting record-breaking holiday travel volumes.

An air quality alert has been issued for the state and many areas register as “unhealthy for sensitive groups”.

Police say the vehicle crashed into a restaurant on North Main Street.

While President Biden promises to appeal the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the student loan forgiveness plan, those with student loans are disappointed.

We are heading into a jam-packed holiday weekend full of events dedicated to our country that end with fireworks shows!

If you’re traveling for the Fourth of July, AAA is predicting more cars on the road than ever before.

A person was struck by a driver in Rocky Hill Friday afternoon, according to police.

Congressional lawmakers are accusing the Coast Guard Academy of mishandling an investigation into sexual assault allegations and trying to sweep it under the rug.

A total of 14 shell casings and 1 projective were found near the scene.

A 32-year-old East Hartford woman died after driving down an embankment in Glastonbury.

Rt. 2 was closed between exits 8 and 9 while crews responded to the incident.

When crews responded to the scene of the incident no aircraft was found,

At approximately 8:39 p.m. a motorcyclist lost control and crashed into a stone wall Thursday night.

Old Saybrook Police say they are responding to a house explosion on Maple Avenue.

A fireworks display will take place following the concert on Friday night at the Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center.

Middletown is taking control of waste in town with a new takeout initiative.

New Haven immigrants are calling on the city to amend its charter to allow non-US citizens to serve on city boards and commissions.

Connecticut’s state and education leaders are voicing their thoughts about the decision that could impact the college admission landscape.

If you spend a lot of time driving around Connecticut and look closely, you’ll likely spot turtles.

The Waterbury school district is shifting their protocol for how they deal with students experiencing physical, behavioral outbursts.

With the Fourth of July approaching, travel is picking up both on the roads and in the skies.

Help is on the way for the Hartford Public Library.

With $25 million in federal funding, the state plans on transforming public transportation and specifically bus use across New Haven, Hamden and West Haven.

Fireworks are a blast to watch but can be extremely dangerous or even deadly if not handled properly.

The city of Waterbury is preparing for the Fourth of July holiday coming out of a challenging few weeks.