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Severe Weather Forecast For Multiple Days As Major Weather Changes Begin For CT
Significant weather changes for Connecticut begin Thursday and continue for several days.

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Significant weather changes for Connecticut begin Thursday and continue for several days.

Drivers are being asked to seek alternate routes, according to police.
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The accident remains under investigation, according to state police.
The animal control officer passed away on Sunday, according to town leadership.
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A dirt bike and an SUV were involved in the collision, according to police.
Images of the suspects have been released, and investigators are seeking tips on their identities.
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The attempted arson happened at an apartment building in Poughkeepsie last year, according to prosecutors.
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No one was injured, according to fire officials.
Two men, one a teacher in Milford and the other an Orange police officer, were arrested at a Hartford Yard Goats game.
Warrants detail what transpired the night a woman wandered outside in sub-freezing temperatures and died from hypothermia.