Memorial Day DUI Checkpoint, Extra Patrols In CT Announced: CT News

Here are the news stories trending across Connecticut on Wednesday night:

Memorial Day DUI Checkpoint, Extra Patrols In CT: What You Need To Know

Connecticut State Police Wednesday unveiled their strategy to try and ensure the upcoming Memorial Day Holiday weekend is as safe as possible. Here’s what you need to know.>>>Read More.

$1.3 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In CT: Here’s Where

A $1.3 million winning lottery ticket was sold at a business in town this week, according to the Connecticut Lottery.>>>Read More.

Here’s How CT Changed Its Gun Laws After Sandy Hook Shooting: 6 Things To Know

Connecticut passed broad gun control measures months after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Here is how the laws changed.>>>Read More.

Luigi The Runaway Horse 'Taken Into Custody' By Police

Horses named Luigi and Lozeau were arrested Wednesday after a brief police chase.>>>Read More.

Annie Lamont's Venture Capital Firm Moves

An Oak HC/FT told the Advocate that the move was made to accommodate growth in the company. There are also offices in Boston and San Francisco.>>>Read More.

Man Burned During Standoff With Police Dies

A man died after he apparently set fire to a garage where he had been involved in a standoff with police.>>>Read More.

Young Community Builder's Legacy Blossoms

Dixwell garden will now blossom pink in memory of 21-year-old Chardé Monet Spates, who dedicated her life to giving back to her community.>>>Read More.

Grandmother, Granddaughter To Graduate Together

A woman and her granddaughter will walk in the commencement this week.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Governor Candidate Bob Stefanowski Supports CT Strict Gun Laws
• Officers Help Save Distressed Person’s Life At Park: Police
• Man Charged With 6 Sex Registry Violations
• UConn Junior Receives Prestigious National Distinction
• Officer Transported After Crash This Morning
• Texas Tragedy: What Do You Tell Your Kids?
• Town Launches Public E-Scooter Pilot Program

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