Months before Lindsay Clancy strangled her three children, she lost significant weight, couldn’t sleep and complained of postpregnancy mental health issues, the family’s former nanny testified at her murder trial Wednesday.
A Bridgeport man is facing multiple charges after state police say he pointed a handgun at an SUV carrying three juveniles during a road rage incident on Route 25 in Trumbull on July 29.
National Oyster Day is giving oyster lovers a reason to visit the Connecticut Oyster Trail, a collection of restaurants along the shoreline where guests can find fresh, local oysters.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said it has prevented more than 350,000 counterfeit versions of popular squishy toys from entering the United States.
Verdi Restaurant at the Western Hills Golf Club has reopened after two water main breaks last week forced it to close for six days, cancel more than 100 reservations and refund several events.
As back-to-school shopping season gets underway, a new survey finds nearly half of American families plan to use a buy now, pay later service to cover the cost of supplies.
With the August primary one week away, a new exclusive poll conducted with Sacred Heart University and CT Insider shows taxes, housing and energy costs are the top concerns for Connecticut voters heading into the governor’s race.
Connecticut’s Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday morning to adopt new guidelines pushing schools toward stricter cellphone policies in the classroom.
Back-to-school shopping is one of the biggest annual expenses families face, but coupon stacking — layering multiple discounts on a single purchase — is helping some parents cut costs.
Cleanup crews in hazmat suits, a buckled gymnasium floor and two separate floods have left Kaynor Technical School racing to reopen before the first day of classes on Aug. 28.
Congressman John Larson and former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin are spending every available moment trying to win over voters in Connecticut’s First District.
