Student Arrested + CT’s Favorite Custom License Plates: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Student Charged In High School Gun Incident: Police

A 14-year-old student is being detained on criminal charges in connection with reports that a gun was brought to the campus earlier this month, police said.>>>Read More.

Youth Coach Charged In Drug Investigation: Report

Two people, one of them a Police Athletic League youth basketball coach, have been charged in a drug investigation according to a report.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Redditors Share Their Favorite Custom License Plates

The plates range from pop culture references to a Hartford Whalers fan.>>>Read More.

CNN Producer From CT Accused Of Luring Minors To Engage In Sex Acts: Feds

The CT resident, who is a producer for CNN, was arrested on Dec. 10 according to the FBI.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus Cases Jump, But Lamont Says No To Remote Learning

While hospitalizations increased over the weekend, the state's COVID-19 infection rate dropped significantly, state officials said Monday.>>>Read More.

New Details Released After 2 Dead In Domestic Violence Shooting: Police

New details were released concerning the shooting by the chief medical examiner's office, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Hundreds Turn Out To Support Charlie Capalbo

Former goalie Charlie Capalbo has been battling cancer since 2017, but returned home.>>>Read More.

6 Connecticut Hospitals Among Best To Have A Baby

U.S. News & World Report this week released its inaugural list of the best U.S. hospitals for maternity. See which CT hospitals were ranked.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Police Arrest Juvenile In Connection With School Threats
• Longtime, Beloved Town Official Dies At 71: Report
• Man Found Dead From Apparent Gunshot Wound: Report
• Police Mourn Loss Of Retired Lieutenant
• Man Charged In Connection With Broad Daylight Shooting: Police
• Pedestrian Struck By DUI Driver: Police
• 2 Omicron Cases Found: Health Department

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