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A beautiful Wednesday in Connecticut today!
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (57+ words) This Wednesday is the pick of the week when it comes to weather! Get outside today if you can. Police say the incident is affecting an area close to Little Ponton, near Grantham. A man held over an... This Wednesday…...
Meet the candidates vying for the 9th Bristol District seat
8+ hour, 48+ min ago (1727+ words) Four candidates are running to take the 9th Bristol District representative's seat left open with the decision by eight-term incumbent Democrat Chris Markey's decision to run for Bristol County District Attorney. On the Democrat side the candidates are Stephen J. Medeiros, 3 Basswood…...
Bristol approves pay increase for firefighters
16+ hour, 48+ min ago (422+ words) BRISTOL -- Township Trustees, wanting to attract and keep members for the township fire department, approved pay increases for employees on Tuesday. Trustees approved $2 pay increases for part-time firefighters/emergency medical technicians from $14 to $16 per hour and part-time firefighter/medic from…...
Connecticut Sun's Boston farewell shows what New England is losing: 'Definitely bittersweet"
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (1173+ words) BOSTON - As the final seconds ticked off the game clock and the Connecticut Sun's victory over the Los Angeles Sparks became official, the crowd at TD Garden stood up and gave the home team one last standing ovation. Players began…...
Connecticut primary turnout, town by town: See where voters showed up
23+ hour, 42+ min ago (699+ words) Heading into Connecticut's primary elections last week, it was clear the state would not see overwhelming turnout. The state generally holds its primaries in August, during the middle of summer, when voters may be on vacation or otherwise paying less…...
Connecticut is one of the least fun states in America, according to new WalletHub study
1+ day, 2+ min ago (303+ words) Connecticut ranked near the bottom of WalletHub's list of "most fun" states in the nation. The financial company shared its list of the "Most Fun States in America" on Tuesday, ranking all 50 states on fun and affordability based on factors…...
Connecticut apartment rents holding steady ahead of peak moving season
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (520+ words) The August at Steelpointe Harbor apartments in Bridgeport in August 2026. Fairfield County's "typical" rent rose 2.2% between July 2025 and 2026, half the increase of the larger metropolitan New York City region as tracked by Zillow. Heading into one of the prime renting…...
Election officials dismiss claim New Haven candidate traded meals for votes
12+ hour, 7+ min ago (302+ words) Owners Sandra and Miguel Pittman outside their popular Sandra's Next Generation restaurant in New Haven, Conn. on Sunday, May 10, 2020. Ward 3 Alder Angel Hubbard, center, on Sept. 9, 2025. NEW HAVEN — The State Elections Enforcement Commission voted unanimously to dismiss a New Haven…...
Yale New Haven Hospital's cognitive tests for older doctors headed toward legal fight
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (321+ words) The doctor at your hospital bedside sports a head of gray hair and graduated from medical school well into the last century. Does that mean your care will benefit from the doctor's long experience or suffer from their less nimble…...
Connecticut gets a mostly sunny, dry Wednesday before showers and storms return
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (316+ words) Wednesday may be the most straightforward weather day Connecticut gets for a while: plenty of sunshine, summer warmth and, for most towns, no rain to work around. Dew points will generally stay in the 60-65 degree range over the next few…...