"His medical team is pleased with the outcome," a statement from Fairfield Communications Director Lisa Clair said.

"Just in case anyone was wondering if I still hate Richard Gere — I do," Lulu Simon wrote in a since-deleted Instagram story.

State Rep. Josh Elliot of Hamden, in his fifth term, is a deputy speaker of the House and majority caucus co-chair.

“I knew two things: I wanted it to be Haitian food, and I wanted it to be cute,” owner Marjan Pierre says.

The jury has told the judge more than once that it was deadlocked on the charges in the case, but continue to deliberate.

State police said the man had been reported missing out of Wallingford.

The inclusion of Connecticut in the game comes only days after Gov. Ned Lamont was an answer in the June 27 New York Times crossword puzzle.

Before the raid, police said officers made controlled buys of cannabis from the shop.

“Nobody wants to do this thing twice,” one attorney not associated with the case said about a potential mistrial.

One Connecticut economist said the new federal tax-and-spending plan has 'Easter eggs' and 'Trojan horses.'

Police say the death of one dog, likely from an untreated wound in March, prompted an investigation into the property that was infested with rats and fleas.

The Bulldogs have been to the NCAA Tournament four times in their past five opportunities.

Moales said he told the carjacker, now in the driver's seat, "I told you I'm a pastor. I'm letting you leave. What are you doing?"

State police say Gunntown Road in Oxford is closed for an investigation into the crash

The health care system says it faces 'significant financial and operational challenges.'

UConn's McNeeley, Johnson, Spencer, Sanogo, Newton, Bouknight, Jackson are on NBA summer league rosters.

Medicaid cuts are bad news for health centers — and all their patients.

The Board of Selectwomen will consider a proposal Wednesday to change the time limits on parking on some of the busiest downtown streets from three hours down to two.

The man did not have an apparent motive to make bombs, but told cops he could hurt "all of you," police say.

Centennial, owner of the Connecticut Post Mall, has replaced Namdar as property manager of Trumbull Mall.