Restaurant Owner Arrested; Geoff Fox Makes ‘Toughest’ Decision; Bride Has Dream Wedding Weeks Before Death: CT News

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

Meteorologist Geoff Fox Makes A Decision On His Future

The popular Connecticut weather forecaster said he had to make a very tough decision about his future on CT airwaves.>>>Read More.

Man Seemingly Shows Off For Popular Radio Personality, Hits 100 MPH In Lamborghini: Warrant

A man allegedly went for a joyride in a Lamborghini with a radio personality at a grand opening, a warrant shows.>>>Read More.

Dying Wish: CT Bride Ties The Knot At Fairy Tale Wedding Just Before Her Death

A Connecticut woman got to experience the fairy-tale wedding of her dreams just before passing away due to a terminal illness.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Owner Accused of Sexually Assaulting Passed Out Woman

A restaurant owner was charged with sexual assault on Friday.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Native Poised for Prime Time Fox News Show: Reports

Multiple reports have the Connecticut native getting a new show on Fox News, which would air in prime time and involves moving Sean Hannity to a new time period.>>>Read More.

Woman Put Feces On Estranged Husband's Toothbrush: PD

DNA evidence led to the arrest, police said.>>>Read More.

CT Politician A Top Contender For 2020 Presidential Nomination: Report

A Washington Post analysis puts this Connecticut resident in the top three..>>>Read More.

$1 Million Fentanyl Brick Seized In CT: PD

K-9 Hogan sniffed out the brick during a traffic stop.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Another CT Company Leaving the State Despite Getting $26 Million
• UConn Investigating 2 Instances of Intolerance
• Maren Sanchez's Mother Seeks $23 Million Settlement From City
• Connecticut's Best Colleges For 2018: U.S. News & World Report

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