Man Sentenced In Killing Of Wife In High-Profile Case: CT News

Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories from all across Connecticut on Thursday night. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories here.

Man Sentenced To 65 Years For Killing His Wife During Emotional Sentencing Hearing

The man was convicted of killing his wife in a fabricated home invasion in CT, which attracted national attention, and he was sentenced Thursday.>>>Read More.

New Sports-Themed Tavern To Open

The tavern is expected to open early next month, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Unique Entertainment Facility Plans Opening

They will offer an arcade, ax-throwing, live music, and a bar.>>>Read More.

Cannabis Cultivator Proposed For Former Hartford Courant Building

A cannabis cultivator is proposing a grow operation at a former distribution center for the Hartford Courant, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Vince McMahon Paid $5M To Donald Trump's Foundation: Report

Vince McMahon made unrecorded payments of $5 million to the now-dissolved Donald J. Trump Foundation, the Wall Street Journal reported.>>>Read More.

New UConn App Features Cop Conversations, Virtual Walking Companions

A new phone app lets students, faculty and staff at all UConn campuses feel safer, officials said.>>>Read More.

Decorated Longtime Manchester Road Race Director To Step Down

The man who coined the catchphrase, "This is Thanksgiving in Manchester" will start his final road race as director in 2022.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Stop & Shop Going On 1 Day, 400-Job Hiring Spree At CT Stores
• Arrest Made In Connection With Fentanyl Death Of 20-Year-Old Woman: PD
• Frontier Adds Nonstop Vegas Flight At Bradley
• Massive New Sculpture On Exhibit
• Planet Fitness Celebrates Opening of New Club
• Your Home Can Truly Be Your Castle
• Police Warn Of Lottery Scam

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