Nine adults were displaced after a Maple Avenue fire that prompted mutual aid and activated Task Force 52.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a two-story multi-family home on Maple Avenue as regional mutual aid responded.
Enfield police said officers are conducting low-light firearms training at the department range until no later than 10 p.m.
Search warrants show police sought social media and purchase records after toxicology found a lethal Benadryl level.
Officers chased the suspect through thick vegetation and a creek after a vehicle pursuit, police said.
Enfield police said the dogs appear healthy and could be available for adoption in seven days.
Police said the Enfield woman reported leaving a restaurant before the early-morning crash.
A fire alarm and follow-up call brought all five Enfield fire departments to Healthtrax Tuesday evening, officials said.
Police said K9 Dunkin alerted officers during the traffic stop, leading to a search of the vehicle.
The Connecticut National Guard said residents near the armory may hear simulated weapon fire.
The investigation began with a complaint involving threats toward workers at the new Amazon jobsite.
The arrest followed a reported theft from a “Cans For Kids” donation bin, according to police.
Police said the driver fled after hitting a cruiser near the state line.
A crash on I-91 North in Enfield involved six vehicles, according to state police.
The verdict comes nearly four years after a man was found dead at the Enfield Town Green gazebo.
State prosecutors said the victim was 16 when the assault happened.
Enfield police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted on multiple active warrants.
The Massachusetts men face myriad weapons violations after state police apprehended them on I-91 in Enfield.
Enfield police and federal law enforcers seized crack cocaine from an Enfield apartment.
Enfield Planning and Zoning is warning of scam emails seeking fake fees; officials urge residents to report suspicious messages.
Enfield was called in for mutual aid, with the police dog finding the woman stuck in mud less than a quarter mile from her home.
Enfield police said the overnight checkpoint is aimed at keeping local roads safe.
The new details add to the timeline in the closely watched Enfield case.
The warrant is central to the sexual assault case against Anthony Federline, 12-year-old Eve Rogers' stepfather.
Police said the statement detailed when Anthony Federline became a suspect, when he was arrested and when notifications were made.
Prosecutors said in court Monday that the girl had been sexually assaulted, and a judge kept bond at $1 million.
The man was arrested more than two weeks after the 12-year-old was found dead inside an Elm Street home.
He is charged with first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a child, police said.
Troopers said the vehicle was stopped on I-91 South near Exit 47E after multiple 911 calls.
Prosecutors said the victim was 16 and a student at the Enfield studio where the defendant worked.
Residents can submit comments, commendations and other feedback as the department goes through its latest CALEA accreditation review.
School officials said the child was not enrolled in Enfield Public Schools at the time of her death.
State police major crime detectives are assisting local officers with the investigation.
What began as a registration issue quickly escalated into multiple criminal charges.
Investigators say the company lacked coverage for workers between November 2024 and May 2025.
Police say the missing person was last seen driving in a vehicle and has not been heard from since.
Emergency crews responded around 7 p.m. to a reported fire at a home on Asnuntuck Street.
Ramirez will work alongside a field training officer as he transitions into patrol duties in Enfield.
State police said children were on board the bus, but no injuries were reported.
Police said officers spotted narcotics paraphernalia in plain view during a Feb. 18 traffic stop near Hazard Avenue.