Popular Neighborhood Restaurant To Close, Owner Says She Has Proved Her Point: CT News

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Popular Neighborhood Restaurant In This Connecticut Town To Close, Owner Says She Has Proved Her Point

The owner of a neighborhood restaurant made an announcement recently about the establishment's future.>>>Read More.

Total Wine & More To Open New 25,000-Square-Foot Store

Total Wine & More opens this week, donating 10 percent of opening-week wine sales to a local organization.>>>Read More.

Woman, 65, Accused Of Killing Man: Police

The accused is being held in lieu of a $1 million bond, police said.>>>Read More.

Elderly Driver Goes Off Road, Winds Up In Pond Behind Fire Dept.

Fire officials said the car narrowly missed a pedestrian walking on the sidewalk before coming to rest in a pond on the west side of FD HQ.>>>Read More.

Michael Skakel Speaks Publicly On Martha Moxley Murder For The First Time In New Podcast

A new podcast from NBC News Studios explores the 1975 murder of Greenwich resident Martha Moxley.>>>Read More.

Purse Snatchings Reported: Police

Police are warning residents of recent purse snatchings that have been reported in the area.>>>Read More.

CT Ranks Among Best States For Jobs, New Study Says

The analysis compared the 50 states across 34 key indicators of job-market strength and economic health.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Road Officially Named To Honor Fallen Trooper Killed In 1928

A trooper killed in 1928 in what now seems like an old movie scene has been officially honored with a road dedication.>>>Read More.