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Big Names Part Of New ESPN Layoffs: Here Is The Full List

ESPN's latest round of layoffs includes several high-profile on-air personalities and employees, according to media reports.>>>Read More.

Beloved Retired Doctor, Wife Die In House Fire; IDs Released: Reports

"On behalf of our hospital family, we extend our heartfelt condolences to their family, friends and all who had the privilege of knowing and working with them. We are grateful for their lasting contributions and honor their legacy with gratitude and respect.">>>Read More.

2 Nursing Home Workers Arrested In 93-Year-Old Patient’s Death

Warrants detail what transpired the night a woman wandered outside in sub-freezing temperatures and died from hypothermia.>>>Read More.

Staffer Nearly Struck By Lightning At CT's Beardsley Zoo: Officials

The staffer "was maneuvering a fence with chain link" at the time of the lightning strike, officials said.>>>Read More.

Lightning Suspected Of Causing House Fire At Lyman Orchards

A lightning strike is believed to be responsible for a fire at a house on Lyman Orchards property, according to fire officials and farm management.>>>Read More.

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Goat Found Roaming Park; Animal Control Seeks Owner

Officials say the senior goat is being held while they search for its owner.>>>Read More.

After 2 Years, Beloved Shelter Dog Gets New Leash On Life

Cricket, a longtime resident at the animal control, has been adopted after spending more than two years awaiting a permanent home.>>>Read More.

Teen Reported Missing; Police Ask For Help

A 16-year-old was reported missing on Tuesday, according to police.>>>Read More.

Solnit South Campus Rally Calls For Increased State Funding To Address Several Concerns

A rally Tuesday at Solnit South Campus called for increased state funding to address several concerns.>>>Read More.