An active fire and hazmat incident has closed a portion of West Avenue in Stamford on Friday, according to Stamford police.

It happens every day at North Shore University Hospital’s busy emergency department in Manhasset — patients who have fallen and hit their head are brought in for evaluation and possible treatment.

The woman pleaded not guilty to the charges in court on Thursday.

A worker at New Milford Recycling Center feeds bottles into reverse vending machines on June 12, 2025. Credit: Shahrzad Rasekh / CT Mirror A bill that could decrease Connecticut’s bottle redemption ...

You might wonder why the Mohegan Tribe accepted $300 million from a Houston group for the Connecticut Sun WNBA basketball team instead of $325 million from at least two different buyers in New England ...

In 1833, Prudence Crandall opened a school for African American students in Canterbury, prompting backlash from local residents and leading to her arrest under a state law restricting out-of-state ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed a test of a high-thrust, solid-fuel engine for weapons and hailed it as a development to boost the country’s strategic military capability, state media ...

Lee County Commissioner Dave Mulicka faces renewed scrutiny over an unauthorized dump site as residents petition to set aside ...