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Donny Osmond Wins 'Dancing with the Stars'
Former teen idol Donny Osmond was upset winner on "Dancing with the Stars" Tuesday, bypassing the singer Mya, who had consistantly higher judges scores through the season.
Two Arrested After Clinton Library Burglary
Two Killingworth men are in custody after the early Sunday morning burglary of the Henry Carter Hull Library.
Spectators Have Key Role In Venerable Tradition, But There Are Dos And Don'ts
Almost as much as the runners, spectators of the Manchester Road Race are a key part of this 73-year-old Thanksgiving Day tradition.
Hartford Pays $300 To Fight Freedom Of Information Ruling
The city has paid $300 to fight a ruling of the state's Freedom of Information Commission because it refused to waive a $27.50 fee for public documents.
Ledyard High School Football Player Dies
A Ledyard High School football player who collapsed during a game last weekend died Tuesday, police said.
Wethersfield Club's Turkey Shoots Benefit Foodshare
This is the time of year when Dennis Michaud of East Hartford , a driver for UPS, and his brother Kevin, an East Hampton electrician, let their sibling rivalry get a little bit out of hand.
Police Say Robbery At Subway Restaurant Was Faked By Employee
A reported robbery at the Subway restaurant at 1801 Berlin Turnpike Sunday afternoon was faked, police said.
Police Release More Photos Of Bank Robbery Suspect
Police have released more surveillance photos of a man they say robbed two banks within an hour and a half on Friday.
Philippines rejoice in 2nd win for Manny Pacquiao this year despite deadly disasters
Filipinos erupted into deafening cheers in bars, gymnasiums and army camps Sunday as Manny Pacquiao - their boxing hero - relentlessly pounded Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto to win his seventh title in as many weight classes.
Competency hearing opens in federal court for former Maui engineer accused of spying for China
A former B-2 stealth bomber engineer accused of spying for China suffers from narcissistic personality disorder, expert witnesses for the prosecution and the defense testified in federal court Thursday.
Hartford Police Cruiser Involved In Accident
A Hartford Police cruiser was involved in an accident Thursday morning. Hartford Police say the officer was responding to a call around 9:50 a.m. Thursday when the accident occurred.
Lawyer: client didn't make airport bomb threat
A Massachusetts man charged with calling in a bomb threat to Bradley International Airport in Connecticut is set to appear in a Springfield courtroom.
Richard Welling Was A Hartford Original
Richard Welling's sketch of Pearl Street, considered the sole intact 19th-century street in the city.
Affidavit Describes Evidence Police Gathered In Le Murder Case
On the day Annie Le disappeared, Raymond Clark III reported seeing the Yale University graduate student leave the Yale Animal Research Center carrying a notebook and two bags of mouse food.
Construction Accident At Quinnipiac Dorm Seriously Injures Worker
An accident at the site of a new Quinnipiac University dormitory complex has killed a construction worker.
Worst Election Outcome? Afghanistan
The election this month that will be likely to have the biggest impact on the Obama administration wasn't a statehouse race in New Jersey or Virginia , or the U.S. House special election in New York .
Fairfield Student Newspaper Faces Harassment Charges
Fairfield University officials are looking into harassment claims against the student newspaper after a satirical column sparked a protest on campus.
Chimp Attack Victim Reveals Face During Oprah Interview
A Connecticut woman who was attacked by a 200-pound chimpanzee has revealed her face and says she's ready to heal and move forward.
Attorney General: Stolen Laptop Contained Doctors' Private Data
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is investigating the theft of a Blue Cross Blue Shield laptop containing confidential information for nearly 19,000 health-care professionals in Connecticut.
Closing arguments scheduled in hunger strike case
A Connecticut judge is scheduled to hear closing arguments Tuesday in the case of an inmate on a hunger strike who's been force-fed by prison officials.