Student, 16, Remembered For Having ‘A Heart Of Gold’: CT News

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Student, 16, Remembered For Having 'A Heart Of Gold'

The community is mourning the loss of a high school student who died unexpectedly. The school system sent a notification to families after the student’s death, calling the news "sad and unspeakable.">>>Read More.

Person Of Interest Sought After Unresponsive Infant Found In Bathtub, Dies At Hospital: PD

Police released a photo of a person of interest that they are looking to speak with.>>>>Read More.

New Ice Cream Shop Opening

A father-son duo is opening a new ice cream shop that is inspired by the microbrewery concept and features vendors from all over Connecticut>>>Read More.

Former NHL Player, CT Resident Aims To Inspire Kids In New Book

Former NHL player Matt Moulson is featured in a new children's book, "Matty Mo's Grit Pile," which launched on Aug. 21.>>>Read More.

Lamont Suggests Stricter Policies For Using Cell Phones In CT Schools

New state guidelines favor stricter policies for cellphone use in school, but the decision will ultimately be made by each district.>>>Read More.

Reported Explosions Explained: Police

Police said they received several reports of explosions on Wednesday.>>>Read More.

'Numerous Acts Of Heroism': Police Chief Thanks First Responders

"I have been deeply moved by the bravery and dedication shown by our first responders during this recent storm…">>>Read More.

These 10 CT Companies Are Among America’s Best Employers

The new ranking is based on a survey of more than 160,000 employees of companies with at least 500 people working in U.S. operations.>>>Read More.

Escaped Bison Back Home: Police

The three bison that escaped are back home on the range.>>>Read More.

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