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Young Children Left Home Alone Overnight: Report

A 10-year-old boy was found walking around his neighborhood around 3 a.m., knocking on doors and telling neighbors he could not find his parents, according to a report.>>>Read More.

$1.1 Million Settlement Reached Between School And Former Student

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"The alleged sexual abuse occurred more than 200 times by his teacher over the years," an attorney said.>>>Read More.

Ex-State Official Charged In Absentee Ballot Case: Chief State's Attorney

The complainant alleged that a man she knew came to her apartment, opened her previously completed absentee ballot and instructed her how to change her vote.>>>Read More.

Driver Walked Into Woods After Crash, Charged With 3rd DUI: Police

A woman faces a third-offense driving under the influence charge after police said she struck a rock formation and left her heavily damaged vehicle.>>>Read More.

Illegal Auto Repair Businesses Investigated, Police Say

According to police, "illegal and unlicensed auto repair operations can put drivers, passengers and the community at risk.">>>Read More.

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Board Makes Decision On Flock Cameras: Reports

The matter was on the Board of Aldermen's agenda for its meeting.>>>Read More.

What The Average Connecticut Earner Actually Makes In 2026

Connecticut workers earn more than the national average, but pay varies widely by job.>>>Read More.

Food Truck Coming To Support Bread For Life's Cause

The food truck will visit Bread for Life on Oct. 8, serving the public after providing lunch to guests.>>>Read More.

Book Bans: Emmy-Winning Film On Censorship To Be Screened At Library

The library will host a free screening of 'The Librarians' and a discussion about book bans and censorship on Thursday, Oct. 8.>>>Read More.

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