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Beloved Radio Host Dies At 41, Mourned By Many

The radio host leaves behind his wife, two young sons, and all those he entertained.>>>Read More.

Coyote Enters Home, Animal Control Says

Animal control officials shared a photo of the coyote inside the residence.>>>Read More.

Warrant Details Father’s 911 Call After Son’s Hot Car Death

The father told a dispatcher the air conditioning was not on, but later told an officer he had left it running, according to the warrant.>>>Read More.

Death Of Tow Truck Operator Prompts Renewed Call For Improved Safety Measures

Allowing tow trucks to use red and blue lights while assisting stranded motorists is among the proposals.>>>Read More.

Historic Property That Houses CT’s Oldest Continuously Operating Retail Business Sold

The property contains what is believed to be Connecticut's oldest continuously operating retail business.>>>Read More.

Persistent Public Poopers Wanted For Questioning By Animal Control

See a recent wanted poster issued by the animal control.>>>Read More.

Firefighters Fight Fire, Cancer

Firefighters ran into a burning building — not to rescue victims from smoke, but to raise money for research into a rare form of cancer.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Returns After Devastating Fire

The popular business vowed to return after losing its recently opened restaurant. Now, it has found a temporary place to serve customers.>>>Read More.

Mohegan Sun Lands Near Top Of Several National Rankings

The resort casino gained more national recognition in a range of categories in this year's awards.>>>Read More.

HS Students Help Hospital Patients Pass The Time

A group of students created and donated 200 activity books designed to engage hospital patients without causing fatigue.>>>Read More.

Children’s Museum Executive Dog Truman George Honored At Retirement

For years, Truman George was the official canine ambassador at the Lutz.>>>Read More.