Across eastern Connecticut, local folklore and centuries-old history come alive every Halloween weekend as visitors seek out the region’s most storied haunts.
With Halloween just hours away, neighborhoods across Connecticut will soon see streets filled with trick-or-treaters dressed as ghosts, goblins, and superheroes. Ahead of the festivities, state and local officials are urging both drivers and pedestrians to take critical safety precautions.
New Haven police are investigating a shooting that happened Thursday night, hours before the department begins a stepped-up police presence for Halloween weekend.
Thousands of drivers across New Haven have been caught speeding and running red lights on automated cameras, and city officials are now reviewing the early enforcement data as $50 citations begin arriving in mailboxes.
Six months ago, a Waterbury home was destroyed in a fire after the closest hydrant didn’t have any water pressure. Now, the city is testing its more than 4,000 fire hydrants to make sure that doesn’t happen again.
The murder case against Lindsay Clancy could take a major turn on Monday as a judge prepares to hear three critical motions that may determine whether the Massachusetts mother faces a second trial.
General Motors sold customers’ private driver behavior and location information to third parties, including data brokers who then sold it to insurance companies, according to Connecticut’s attorney general.
A trial is expected to begin Thursday in a case against Cooper Oullette, who is accused of hitting and killing his girlfriend with his pickup truck after a night of underage drinking.
Five juveniles were apprehended and a stolen vehicle was recovered early Wednesday after Clinton police responded to suspicious activity in the Sols Point Road area, according to the Clinton Police Department.
Two claims from the final debate between Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, and Sen. Ryan Fazio, the Republican candidate for governor, were fact checked ahead of Tuesday’s election.
