Fugitive Murder Suspects Seen In CT; Popular Wedding Venue Closes

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Fugitive South Carolina Murder Suspects Seen In CT: Police

Wanted in a June 28 killing, the suspects may be driving a gold or silver 2004 Ford Taurus with S.C. or Illinois plates.>>>Read More.

SCOTUS Ruling Means Transgender Girls Can Compete: Connecticut AG

The state attorney general is urging the Feds to rescind their order to impact CT sports because transgender girls are competing.>>>Read More.

Auriemma: Sports Amid Pandemic Mirror Campus Complications

In a conference call, UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma described how sports mirror general campus pandemic complications.>>>Read More.

High School Teacher Killed In Crash, Mourned

A Connecticut teacher was killed in a truck vs. motorcycle crash in Indiana.>>>Read More.

Popular Wedding Venue Closes Abruptly

The owners announced the venue was closing its doors after more than 20 years in business.>>>Read More.

Police Chief Apologizes For Facebook Post About Noose

Police said a noose found in a park wasn't seen by parks workers or cops in the days before it was found, but was investigated.>>>Read More.

Police K-9 Dies Unexpectedly

K-9 officer Asher was a drug detection dog who served with police for a year and a half.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• 4th Of July At State Beaches, Parks: What You Need To Know
• Walmart, Stop & Shop, Big Y: July 4th Grocery Store Hours In CT
• Absentee Ballot Drop Boxes Popping Up
• Huge Savings to Local Taxpayers With Amended Bus Contract
• Arrest Made In Fatal Pedestrian Hit-And-Run
• Victim Identified In Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash

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