Police provide all information. Charges are allegations, not convictions. All are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
After meeting with the student and their parent/guardian, police concluded the social media post "did not pose a threat to the school."
The first fatal North Ivy Street fire was Dec. 26, 2024, the second was Jan. 20, 2025 and in both cases Branford men in their 60s died.
Between Jan. 2020-Jan. 2021, the woman, trustee of a disabled Medicaid recipient’s account, used the money for trips, purchases: Chief Atty.
The ID of the person killed in the Branford fire has been released by authorities.
The year-end statistics for the Branford Fire Department show, in total, 6,973 calls for service were handled, that's 163 more than 2023.
They got away, but without the ATM machine, police said, adding the car they were driving was later found unoccupied in Hamden "in flames."
After a "quickly spreading" fire Thursday night was knocked down, Branford firefighters found a body during a search of the structure.
Animal control officers were on the lookout for a dog running loose when the dog jumped in the 45-degree water near East Haycock Point Rd.
After a thorough investigation, it was found the sounds were caused by duck hunters legally hunting in the marsh on Branford River: Police
Police said they were responding to "a large group yelling at each other and making threats..."
The man is also accused of physically and sexually assaulting an employee of the business, police said.
A driver was hospitalized after crashing into a bank in Branford, according to officials.
Monday night, a 58-year-old New Haven man, angry over a food order, pulled a loaded Glock inside a Branford Subway shop, police said.
A 42-year-old Hamden man charged in East Main Street/Mill Plain Road crash Saturday night that left motorcyclist with serious injuries: PD.
The victim told police that multiple items were stolen from his room overnight while he was sleeping.
A "planned fight" involving girls with 70 students gathered in school lot, Dunkin' next door led to injuries, arrests, teen tased by police.
Police responded to a “large” fight involving multiple high school students Monday afternoon in Branford, according to officials.
Fire officials said a driver was rescued from a car that was "precariously positioned" on a seawall after crashing into a tree in Branford.
The teen "forcefully bumped" the victim away from her shopping cart and stole her purse, police said.
Authorities said both dogs received emergency treatment for severe anemia due to flea infestations and for being underweight.