A man is facing charges that he drove under the influence and stopped his car on I-84, according to state police.
Police said juveniles were knocking on doors and alarming residents.
The fire was reported Tuesday afternoon, according to officials.
A person was found dead Sunday night.
The suspect appeared to have been angry over the removal of New London's Christopher Columbus statue, according to police.
The accused was given a $7,500 bond, police said.
A Woodbury resident was among 100 new State Troopers who graduated from the Connecticut State Police training academy recently.
At 3:30 a.m. Thursday, Trooper Sgt. Brian Mohl radioed in that his police cruiser was being swept away by flood waters.
Police plan to file animal cruelty charges after 53 cats were found at a Wolcott home. Twelve of the cats were dead.
A 26-year-old man was reported missing after his kayak overturned on Saturday, according to reports.
A former Department of Children and Families investigator has been charged in connection with the alleged abuse of an infant.
The owner of a Watertown therapy practice is facing accusations that she defrauded the state's Medicaid program.
The American Red Cross is providing assistance following two separate fires.
Autumn is a good time to take inventory of who is living in your neighborhood.
Matthew Rousseau, who was killed in a Torrington wreck, served his community as a volunteer junior firefighter.
A former USPS employee has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $40,000 in postal money orders while working for the U.S. Postal Service.
Police arrested a man last week after finding cocaine in his car.
A former employee is suing a surgeon claiming he sexually abused and harassed her.
A Middlebury surgeon is facing accusations that he sexually assaulted a former employee.
The accused was arrested on a warrant on Jan. 1, 2020 and is being held in lieu of a $250,000 bond, according to Naugatuck police.
Two teenage siblings are dead after their mother's boyfriend shot them and killed himself, according to reports.
A local man was arrested on charges that a bullet he fired during target practice struck a home.
“It’s a grand community event,” says Fire Chief Janet B. Morgan.
An 88-year-old man has been arrested after he allegedly went to his nephew's workplace and threatened to shoot him.
A wreck on a local road led to two injuries Tuesday.
Two men were injured in the Wednesday night incident.
The accident occurred on Wednesday, according to a report.
A woman was injured in the crash, according to the Republican-American.
He recently pleaded guilty to three counts of risk of injury to a minor and will be sentenced this summer.
Police told the Republican-American newspaper that the accused wanted to see if he could spend the day in school without anyone noticing.
The fire, which occurred in Southbury was likely caused by a lightning strike.
The victim, who is a Southbury woman, was hospitalized due to her injuries sustained in the evading accident.
The accused was given a $5,000 bond.
The driver said he was trying to avoid hitting a deer.
The fire broke out Sunday morning.
Police are investigating the incident, which occurred back in February.
Judge Underhill ordered the man to cooperate with the IRS to pay more than $430,000 in back taxes, officials said.
BREAKING: The standoff lasted several hours Thursday evening.
She was reported missing on Thursday, Feb. 21.
New York state troopers arrested them over the weekend.