Police believe the chair of the Ansonia Democratic Town Committee was operating under the influence when he hit the back of a stopped car Sunday.

This week, the podcast delves into the courtroom drama in the case that led jurors to send Michael Skakel to prison for the murder of Martha Moxley.

The festival will include free cookies, a gift giveaway and a tree lighting. Here's what to know.

The medication, Ziac, is being recalled after possible contamination with another drug.

The "American Teen" singer will perform in Bridgeport next summer.

Free pizzas and stockings filled with toys will be given out at a community toy and food drive in New Haven this weekend.

The New York rapper will perform at Total Mortgage Arena with three special guests.

There were no reported injuries, an official said.

"Musicals are always a two-taste recipe. We can think that something's successful on paper but until you put it in front of people you really don't know," Michael Fling said.

The case, which dates back nearly 10 years, is now headed toward trial.

From filling his coaching staff to meeting players, Jason Candle has lots to do at UConn.

The owner of Le Rouge-Handmade Chocolates by Aarti said she is stepping into a new chapter after 10 beautiful years on Main Street.

The highest amount won by a Connecticut Lottery player on Monday was $200.

The defendant wrote that having to hire a new lawyer "will significantly damage the preservation and presentation of my constitutional rights."

In his resignation letter, the principal said he had decided to "pursue a new opportunity to help lead non-profit work."

Community Table in New Preston and chef Ashley Flagg of The Laurel in West Hartford were among the night's big winners.

The "Gravity" singer shared an Instagram post last Friday announcing the death of his dog, Moose.

Police said there were no injuries and no arrests from the incident.

Disclosure of the data could hurt UConn Health’s new venture competitively, according to the filing.

Most pasta is made domestically, according to Time magazine, which reports that the U.S. is the second-largest pasta-producing country after Italy.