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  • State Rep. Steve Stafstrom (D - Bridgeport) speaks during a news conference in Bridgeport, Conn. Feb. 17, 2022. The news conference was held to highlight a proposed repeal of Connecticut's incarceration lien during the 2022 legislative session.
    News
    Lawmaker eyes changes to curb CT state police trooper overtime
    An influential state lawmaker says he’s considering new restrictions on how many hours state troopers can work after a CT Insider report showed troopers logging “excessive overtime” with few...
    By Bill Cummings
  • People play pickleball at Cherry Lawn Park in Darien, Conn., on Saturday March 22, 2023. Due to high demand, Darien is restricting the pickleball courts at Cherry Lawn Park to residents and their guests only and testing out a new court reservation system this spring.
    Sports
    New Haven to host 500+ pickleball players at weekend tournament
  • UConn head coach Dan Hurley celebrates after cutting down the netting from the 82-54 win against Gonzaga of an Elite 8 college basketball game in the West Region final of the NCAA Tournament, Saturday, March 25, 2023, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/David Becker)
    Connecticut
    Haar: Final Four will help UConn in state budget fight -- maybe
  • A southbound Amtrak Acela travels through the Fairfield Metro Station, in Fairfield, Conn. Dec. 20, 2022.
    News
    Amtrak suspending 3 regional trains with service in CT
  • Wildlife in Crisis worked to rehabilitate two owls, which were recently released into the wild. 
    News
    Two owls injured by cars fly free in Wilton after rehabilitation
  • Beef at a grocery store. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty Images)
    News
    CT among states named in USDA beef recall due to E. Coli
  • Exterior, Stamford Courthouse, Sept. 20, 2019.
    News
    Warrant: NY man used a fake ID to steal $20K from Wilton man
  • Town Government
    Wilton residents blast possible mill rate hike: 'a wake-up call'
    Wilton First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice The town could potentially increase the mill rate 5.69% to 29.83 mills under the proposed budget plan, which does not sit well with some residents. By Erin Kayata
  • Connecticut
    Haar: You can't bet on UConn basketball in CT. Here's why
    Jeff Wallen, left, of Vernon, and Jack Maloney, owner of Shea's Pizzeria and Sports Bar in Manchester, at the Winners off-track-betting and sports gaming location at Shea's on Monday. In the background are kiosks for sports betting.  Bets on in-state college teams are banned in CT, leaving gamblers unable to wager for or against the UConn men's basketball team in March Madness. By Dan Haar
  • News
    Wilton Library Lines: Percussion & Friends to perform in concert
    Wilton Candlelight Music will present a concert featuring Percussion & Friends from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 2, at the Wilton Congregational Church. Aya Kaminaguchi, principal percussionist of the New Haven Symphony, and Michael Singer, principal tympanist of the New Haven Symphony, will be joined by other symphony musicians in concert. A concert called Percussion & Friends, part of Wilton Candlelight Music, will benefit the library. And Matt Knickerbocker will hold a forum to discuss his job.  By Wilton Library
  • Politics
    CT Republican legislators push back on affordable housing plan
    New Milford Mayor Pete Bass gave an overview of the affordable housing units in the works at the Town Council's Jan. 23 meeting. Among the sites discussed, 27 housing units on Lanesville Road have been built and are taking applications for homeowners. Suburban Republicans on Friday were out-voted by majority Democrats in a key legislative committee, as housing legislation advanced. By Ken Dixon
  • News
    CT man killed at his home was living his dream, wife says
    Arinzechukwu Red Ukachukwu Arinzechukwu Red Ukachukwu, who Wilton police say was killed by his neighbor, always wanted to live in suburbs after growing up in New York City, wife says. By Peter Yankowski
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    Wilton weights costs, environmental impact of new turf field
    Allen's Meadow recreation fields are located near the corner of Danbury Road and Olmstead Hill Road, Wilton, on Feb. 17, 2013. The town has a grant for a turf field at Allen's Meadow, but it is hearing a renewed debate over its environmental impact.  By Jarret Liotta
  • Westport News
    Westport, Weston, Wilton create new mental health partnership
    Westport Town Hall, in Westport, Conn. Oct. 5, 2022. Westport, Weston and Wilton have created the Counseling Assistance Program, one of the first of its kind across the state to address mental health issues. By Kayla Mutchler
  • News
    CT transparency laws may be overhauled for first time in 40 years
    FOIC executive director Colleen Murphy appears before the legislature's Government Administration and Elections Committee on March 20, 2023. Lawmakers are proposing several measures, including sharply increasing the penalties government agencies face for violating the public records law. By Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
  • News
    Police: CT man killing neighbor was a 'senseless act of violence'
    The Wilton property of Arinzechukwu Ukachukwu, 39, who was police said was found dead Tuesday in his garage on Partrick Lane. Wilton police said Sebastian Andrews' motive remains unknown in the "violent attack" of his neighbor, Arinzechukwu Ukachukwu, on Partrick Lane. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    Hartford Yard Goats giant Dunkin' coffee cup now iced
    The new, 26-foot iced coffee being prepared for installation at Dunkin' Park in Hartford. The Hartford Yard Goats' stadium had new signs created to support Dunkin's rebrand. By Amy Coval

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  4. Opinion: State can help struggling families now by expanding CT rental assistance program
  5. Wilton residents blast potential mill rate increase of nearly 6%: 'a big wake-up call'
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  7. UConn men's basketball's Nahiem Alleyne out of a slump with one goal: 'Make more history'
  • News
    Prom dress sale benefits Wilton's production of 'Mary Poppins'
    Wilton High School students will put on a production of 'Mary Poppins' this spring at the David F. Clune Center for the Arts at Wilton High School in Wilton. It is show on Monday March 21, 2011. The Theater Arts Association at Wilton High is hosting the sale of gently used formal wear as a fundraiser for the school's spring musical, "Mary Poppins." By Karen Tensa
  • News
    CT troopers ‘excessive’ hours raise concerns about safety, cost
    A file photo of a state police stetson hat, front, worn by all sworn troopers in Connecticut. Connecticut State Police troopers are routinely paid for an “excessive” number of overtime hours, according to state auditors who have raised concerns for years the agency is wasting millions in taxpayer dollars. By Bill Cummings
  • Education
    CT launches tutoring program to address COVID-19 learning loss
    A tutoring session of the Beyond Limits Academic Program, a program of the Stamford Peace Youth Foundation. The high-dosage math tutoring program will help address pandemic learning loss in students grades 6 - 9. By Amy Coval
  • News
    Warrant: CT father saw son attack neighbor in fatal stabbing
    The Wilton property of Arinzechukwu Ukachukwu, 39, who was police said was found dead Tuesday in his garage on Partrick Lane. Wilton police have charged Sebastian Andrews in the fatal stabbing of Arinzechukwu Ukachukwu, who was was found in a Partrick Lane garage Tuesday. By Peter Yankowski, Sandra Diamond Fox, Pat Tomlinson
  • News
    Owner of plane in Westchester crash linked to 12 prior crashes
    A lift helicopter airlifts the wreckage from a plane crash last week just across the Greenwich border in Armonk, N.Y. Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023. Last Thursday, two Ohio residents were killed when their single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza A36 crashed off Rye Lake in Armonk, less than a mile from the Westchester County Airport. The president of a company which owned a plane that crashed near the Connecticut border in January, killing two people, has ties to at least 12 additional crashes resulting in five deaths since 1991, records show. By Joshua Eaton
  • Connecticut
    Only one CT county has really grown since 2010. Here's why.
    Aerial drone photos capture snow fall in Stamford on Dec. 17, 2020. Although Connecticut has suffered from notoriously stagnated population growth, one county has brought in 50,000 new residents from 2010-2021. By Amy Coval
  • News
    Police: Man found dead at CT home bore signs of severe trauma
    FILE PHOTO — A man bearing signs of "significant trauma" was found dead in the detached garage of a local home late Tuesday morning, according to Wilton police. The victim was not breathing at the time of his discovery, according to Wilton police. He was pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic, police said. By Caroline Tien
  • News
    What CT should know as CDC warns C. auris is 'urgent threat'
    Computer illustration of Candida fungi (yeast). The most common representatives of Candida fungi are C. albicans and C. auris with similar morphology. C. albicans is found on the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth, genitals, respiratory and digestive tracts. The most common disease caused by C. albicans is vaginal candidiasis (thrush). C. auris was first identified in 2009. It causes serious multidrug-resistant infections in hospitalized patients and has high mortality rates. It causes bloodstream, wound and ear infections and has also been isolated from respiratory and urine specimens. Most C. auris infections are treatable with antifungals from the echinocandin group of drugs. The CDC says Connecticut hasn’t seen cases in the last year, but nearby, Massachusetts and New York have had many. By Daniel Figueroa IV
  • News
    Police: CT man stole woman's identity to open credit account
    A Stratford man was charged Friday with identity theft after he used a woman's information to open a credit account, Wilton police said.  Wilton police said a Stratford man was charged Friday with identity theft after he used a woman's information to open a credit account.  By Liz Hardaway
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    WTNH Storm 8 hires meteorologist Zack Duhaime
    An exterior view of television stations WTNH and WCTX on Elm Street in New Haven. Meteorologist Zack Duhaime, a Hamden native and Western Connecticut State University alumnus, joined the WTNH Storm 8 weather team in March.  By Abby Weiss
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