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  • A view of I95 looking in the driver's side mirror of downtown Stamford, Conn., on Saturday October 15, 2022. The state has been given a $1 million grant to study the stretch of highway between exits 7 and 9.
    News
    CT's I-95, Merritt rank in top 10 most congested corridors in US
    “It kind of confirms what the locals have known for a long time,” said Commuter Action Group Founder Jim Cameron. “And I don’t see it necessarily getting any better. 
    By Brianna Gurciullo
  • Zuppardi's Apizza in West Haven
    Living
    'Pizza bill' back for seconds as lawmakers consider CT state food
  • A young girl interacts with "Sesame Street" characters Bert and Ernie.
    News
    'Sesame Street' creator and Yale grad Lloyd Morrisett dead at 93
  • CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 12: In this photo illustration, eggs cook in a cast iron pan over flames on a natural gas-burning stove on January 12, 2023 in Chicago, Illinois. Consumers and politicians have voiced concern after the commissioner of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently suggested that gas stoves were a health hazard, leading people to believe that they would be banned. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
    Politics
    Proposal would create restrictions for gas stoves in CT
  • A screenshot from body camera footage shows Officer Tyler Schulz holding his police dog after it bit Edward Riccio during an encounter in Nov. 2019.
    News
    Troubled CT officer sued again after K9 bit driver seeking help
  • A marijuana plant.
    Cannabis in Connecticut
    Proposal could change which towns get cannabis license preference
  • Rocket Lab, located at NASA's Wallops facility, launched the Electron rocket from Virginia and it soared above the East Coast. It was spotted in Connecticut in Portland.
    News
    Rocket launched from NASA-based lab spotted flying over CT
  • News
    CT town keeps details of police officer’s misconduct a secret
    A woman told police Old Saybrook Director of Public Works Lawrence Bonin asked her for sex, grabbed and restrained her at the town dump, arrest warrant shows. An Old Saybrook cop resigned after he allegedly participated in sexual acts while on duty, was ‘untruthful under oath’ and tampered with GPS equipment “to conceal his whereabouts.” By Meghan Friedmann
  • Connecticut
    Haar: The CT mansion tax returns! It's in top senator's plan
    Democratic Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney listens during special session at the State Capitol, Tuesday, July 28, 2020, in Hartford, Conn. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill) Sen. Martin Looney is pitching a state tax on houses worth more than $2.1 million and higher income taxes on the top CT earners.  By Dan Haar
  • News
    OSHA probes partial CT house collapse that injured two workers
    A worker was hurt Friday when a Cannon Road home in Wilton collapsed, officials said. OSHA is investigating the collapse of part of a Wilton home under construction on Cannon Road Friday that injured two workers, officials said. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    CT man ready for long-awaited Peace Corps mission
    Brian Lynch Brian Lynch, a longtime Wilton resident, will soon begin a two-year Peace Corps mission in the Kingdom of Eswatini in southern Africa. By J.D. Freda
  • News
    Dolphins seen in Bronx River for first time in 5 years: Officials
    Photo taken in Rhinebeck, United States Dolphins were spotted swimming through the Bronx River for the first time in half a decade, according to New York City Department of Parks & Recreation. By Joseph Tucci
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  • News
    CT pay spending grew at fast rate in 2022, topped $5 billion
    The Connecticut State Capitol building in Hartford, Conn. Monday, June 3, 2013. Spending on state employee pay in 2022 grew at the fastest rate in years – nearly a 10 percent jump year-over year – and topped $5 billion for the first time, even as the state’s workforce shrunk. By Taylor Johnston
  • Politics
    What comes next for abortion and anti-abortion movements in CT?
    A view in January 2020 of the state Capitol in Hartford. Connecticut added 6,500 jobs in July 2022, with the government sector leading with a gain of 3,900 positions. Democrats are planning to build on their efforts from last year to strengthen abortion protections while Republicans are proposing bills to require parental consent for teens to obtain an abortion.  By Julia Bergman
  • Connecticut
    CDC: Six CT counties have 'high' community levels of COVID-19
    FILE - Travelers pass a sign near a COVID-19 testing site in Terminal E at Logan Airport, on Dec. 21, 2021, in Boston. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File) Six of Connecticut’s eight counties have high levels of COVID-19 in the community and health officials continue to advise residents to wear masks in public indoor spaces.  By Julia Bergman
  • Cannabis in Connecticut
    Officials: Worker hurt in collapse at CT home under construction
    Wilton police said OSHA is investigating after a worker was injured Friday when a Cannon Road home under construction collapsed. Wilton police said OSHA is investigating after a worker was injured Friday when a Cannon Road home under construction collapsed. By Peter Yankowski, Grace Duffield
  • Politics
    Haar: $37M in public cash for a governor race? Could happen
    Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney, D-New Haven Massive personal spending by Bob Stefanowski and especially Gov. Ned Lamont has led to calls for a boost in public grants to candidates for governor By Dan Haar

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  1. Penny's Diner closes its Fairfield location after 40 years in business
  2. I-95 in CT ranks as most congested corridor in USA beating out LA; Merritt Parkway also makes top 10
  3. New Canaan man died in NY rooftop fall week after facing criminal charges, police say
  4. UConn women's basketball program receives commitment from Class of 2025 recruit Kelis Fisher
  5. 25+ things to do in Connecticut this weekend, Jan. 27 - 29
  6. Town where child cancer rose blasts deal over polluted site
  7. Wilton man ready for long-awaited Peace Corps mission
  • News
    CT nonprofits disappointed by end of Amazon donation program
    FILE - The Amazon logo is displayed on a screen at the Nasdaq MarketSite, July 27, 2018. Amazon is stepping back into virtual care with a new service that uses secure messaging to connect patients with doctors for help with nearly two dozen conditions. The retail giant said Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, it will launch Amazon Clinic in 32 states to provide medication refills and care for conditions like allergies, erectile disfunction, hair loss, and urinary tract infections. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File) The founder of a New Haven nonprofit that combats online child sex abuse said the AmazonSmile program was an "easy, low-lift" way for people to donate to their favorite charities.  By Julia Bergman
  • News
    Wilton Police Chief John Lynch announces retirement
    In addition to his responsibilities as Wilton’s police chief and emergency management director, John Lynch is also the law enforcement coordinator for Region One, which consists of the 14 area municipalities. John Lynch, who has been a member of the Wilton Police Department since 1985, announces his retirement. By J.D. Freda
  • News
    CT-based BIC adds Willie Nelson to 'EZ' lighter ad campaign
    Martha Stewart, Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg pictured promoting BIC's EZ-Reach lighter. During the 2022 Super Bowl, CT-based BIC promoted its lighters by pairing Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg in an ad. Now it's adding Willie Nelson to the mix. By Amy Coval
  • Connecticut
    Haar: Colleague's wrong-way crash death prods lawmakers to act
    Warning lights were installed in 2020 along the Interstate 84 westbound Exit 8 off-ramp as part of an effort to combat wrong-way driving. The roughly $250,000 project was part of an initiative by the state Department of Transportation to upgrade and standardize traffic signs and pavement markings. The state is set to dedicate tens of millions more to expand the lights to other highway ramps. The tragedy that killed Rep. Quentin Williams on Route 9 isn't the only reason legislators are looking at a bill but it boosted their resolve. By Dan Haar
  • News
    Mormon meetinghouse architecture draws criticism in Wilton
    A rendering for the proposed house of worship for the Church of Latter-day Saints that is being reviewed for a location near Wilton Center. Members of the Wilton Planning and Zoning Commission voice concerns over the architectural plans for a Church of Latter-Day Saints meetinghouse on Danbury Road. By J.D. Freda
  • News
    Proposed Wilton schools budget would be biggest jump in 8 years
    Superintendent of Schools Kevin Smith, pictured here in 2020, outlined how tough the surge had been on the district. Wilton Schools Superintendent Kevin Smith proposed a 5.99 percent spending increase, which would be the largest in at least eight budget cycles. By J.D. Freda
  • Cannabis in Connecticut
    Dan Haar: CT passes $1 million in adult cannabis sales
    Customers wait to make a purchase of an eighth of an ounce of flower on the first day of retail cannabis sales at RISE in  Branford  on Jan. 10, 2023. On the fourth day of cannabis retail for adult-use, sales hit $1 million Friday afternoon, besting the opening week pace in Rhode Island By Dan Haar
  • Cannabis in Connecticut
    CT lawmaker wants course on risks of driving while high for teens
    Untrimmed buds of Ice Cream Cake cannabis plants are photographed in a Cure Room at the CTPharma cultivation facility in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, on December 13, 2022. A Connecticut lawmaker wants to require teenagers to undergo a course on the risks of driving while high on marijuana as one of the requirements to obtain a driver’s license. By Julia Bergman
  • Living
    CT Girl Scouts try to publish climate book after DiCaprio tweet
    Two Fairfield Girl Scouts, Teagan Weber and Ayla Eiykan, look to publish a book they wrote about climate change featured in a Leonardo DiCaprio tweet. The two high school freshmen wrote and illustrated “Susie Speaks Up” about a young girl who learns about climate change while traveling the world. By Daniel Figueroa IV
  • Weather
    When will CT start seeing colder winter weather in 2023?
    Drivers sit in morning traffic near Foran High School in Milford, Conn. on Monday, Dec. 12, 2022. The first widespread snowfall of the season brought a dusting to the area, while other regions of the state saw several inches accumulate overnight.  Drivers sit in morning traffic near Foran High School in Milford, Conn. on Monday, Dec. 12, 2022. The first widespread snowfall of the season brought a dusting to the area, while other regions of the state saw several inches accumulate overnight.  Connecticut's January weather forecast consists of above-normal temperatures and few signs of a snowstorm, a WFSB meteorologist says. By Abby Weiss
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