Tornado Touched Down In CT, National Weather Service Confirms: CT News

Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories from all across Connecticut on Friday night. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories here.

Tornado Touched Down In CT, National Weather Service Says

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Connecticut. Here is a summary of the damage done and where it touched down.>>>Read More.

Gussied-Up, Unique Gas Station Readies Brick Oven Pizza

A company is planning on bringing one of its next-gen gas station-comfort-food centers, including brick-oven pizza, to Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Medical Examiner Confirms Causes Of Death For Mom & 3 Children

State officials have confirmed the causes of death for a mother and three children found dead in a residence.>>>Read More.

Big City TV News Reporter To Join CT Station

A veteran television news reporter is coming to CT's airwaves.>>>Read More.

Prominent Restaurateur Pleads Guilty To Tax Fraud

He owns restaurants in several Connecticut towns.>>>Read More.

State Trooper Accused Of Sexual Assault: Police

A trooper is under investigation on accusations of sexual assault, according to a statement from State Police.>>>Read More.

DEEP: Be Aware Of 'Active' Snake Season In Connecticut

Snakes are active during the summer in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• College Football Player Accused Of Aggravated Arson
• Fire Chief Retires After Nearly 30 Years Of Service
• Fire Temporarily Displaces 13 People: Fire Department
• Police Seek ID Of 2 Men Accused Of Vandalizing Downtown Restaurant
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Allegations He Wrestled With Police
• Arrest Made In Stop And Shop Robbery Case: Police

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