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2 Fatally Shot, 13-Year-Old Injured, Police Say
Police released new details concerning the double-fatal shooting.>>>Read More.
Driver In Crash That Killed Cop Never Had License: Prosecutors
A woman has pleaded not guilty to several charges as prosecutors said she admitted she had never been issued a driver’s license.>>>Read More.
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Man Charged With Possession Of Child Sexual Abuse Material, Police Say
Police searched the man's home and took him into custody.>>>Read More.
Arrest Made In Fatal Pedestrian Crash: Police
Police said they have completed an investigation into a crash that killed a 66-year-old woman.>>>Read More.
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Sacred Heart University Poll Offers Insight On Voter Concerns In 2026 Governor's Race
Survey shows residents cite several fiscal matters as key election issues while rating life in the state positively.>>>Read More.
Luke Stennett Defends Open Amateur Title
Luke Stennett makes it two Manchester Opens in a row overall and Tony Gordon is the 2026 Manchester Open Net Champion.>>>Read More.
Mount Southington Launches The 'Shred Squad' For Middle School Snowboarders
The new Mount Southington program is aimed at snowboarders building terrain park skills.>>>Read More.
Details Released On Lobster Roll Festival
The popular event celebrates its history as the birthplace of the hot buttered lobster roll.>>>Read More.
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