Nativity Vigil Request Denied, Legal Action Threatened: CT News

Here are the news stories trending across Connecticut Friday evening:

Nativity Vigil Request Denied; Legal Action Threatened

A Knights of Columbus council claim that their First Amendment rights were violated when a request to move their vigil was denied.>>>Read More.

Students Need A Drink — Of Water

Students are wrestling with a more prosaic concern these days: They’re thirsty.>>>Read More.

One Dead, One Critically Injured In Shooting: Police

Police said the shooting happened around 1 a.m. Friday morning. Two people were shot by an unknown person.>>>Read More.

Long-Time CT State Lawmaker Dies

She called herself "a social worker with power.">>>Read More.

Singer/Rapper Returns To His Alma Mater

The artist, whose 2020 song 'Never Change' has 10M views on YouTube, met with students.>>>Read More.

During Dive Training In Y Pool, Firefighters Save A Life

The Dive Rescue Team was just wrapping training in the YMCA pool when firefighters leapt into action to save a man's life.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Most CT Schools In Screen & Stay Plan, As COVID Cases Keep Rising
• Theatre Gets Grammy Nomination For 2021 Album: Report
• 4-Car Crash Sends 2 To Hospital; Under Investigation
• 2 Hospitalized In Separate Car Crashes: Report
• Man Arrested After Drug Deal In Downtown: Police

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