NEW: The state’s highest court has sided with the Sandy Hook families whose wrongful death lawsuit against the nation’s oldest gunmaker was thrown out of court, by ordering the high-profile case back to trial court.
The Stamford-based company’s senior director of talent relations was ready to discuss the latest Hall of Fame inductees. To Aitchison’s shock, McMahon told her that she would be one of the honorees.
Breaking News: State Rep. Caroline Simmons has claimed victory as Stamford's next mayor after retired MLB manager Bobby Valentine conceded a race that took hours to get a result.
Stamford Police Chief Tim Shaw, second from left, takes a knee with
#JusticeForBrunch
Black Lives Matter protest organizers outside the Stamford Police Department in Stamford on Sunday.
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In the second row of students at the state basketball championships at Mohegan Sun Arena, was New Canaan junior Drew Pyne wearing a black and green Kyrie Irving Celtics jersey and cheering on the Rams as voraciously as anyone.
Fairfield native and Grammy winner John Mayer Tuesday announced a a $25,000 donation to Stamford CARES and its mission to ensure HIV/AIDS afflicted residents receive high quality services and care.
After threats of immigration raids, at least one police department is reminding residents they do not need to be scared to call local officers during an emergency.
More than half of Connecticut residents believe it is “very difficult” or “somewhat difficult” to maintain a standard of living, according to a new poll by Sacred Heart University’s Institute for Public Policy.
“It feels like the clouds have lifted.”
Stamford's Melissa Thompson said guilty verdicts against
#HarveyWeinstein
lifts weight off her shoulders and gives her hope for future.
#MeToo
A comedian who loves California “for its earthquakes, fires and $5-gas,” has a suggestion for the way apartment hunting should be conducted.
@deandelray
plays
@StressFactoryCT
in January.
Kobe Bryant once said his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, was “hellbent” on playing at UConn. They were among five people killed in a helicopter accident today.
Connecticut schools will be required to offer a course in African American, Puerto Rican and Latino history by 2022 under a bill unanimously approved by the state Senate late Thursday night.
A year ago, the building at 677 Washington Blvd. languished as the city’s largest vacant office property. Today, the outlook looks markedly different for the 700,000-square-foot downtown colossus.