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Derailed train passengers were scrambling yesterday to make alternate travel plans after two packed commuter trains collided outside Bridgeport, Conn., injuring 72 people and smashing the rail lines that serve one of the nation's busiest transit corridors.
FBI Rules Out Foul Play in Connecticut Train Crash
The FBI has ruled out foul play in their investigation into Friday night's rush hour train crash in Connecticut that injured 72 people.
Investigators combing through train wreckage
Investigators from National Transportation Safety Board and officials were in Bridgeport, Conn.
Suspect in student's death surrenders to police
Jermaine Richards , 30, surrendered to police with his lawyer, John R. Gulash , at Troop G in Bridgeport.
8 train victims at hospitals, 2 critical
When reports began streaming in about the scores of people injured in Friday night's train derailment at the Fairfield /Bridgeport line, some hospital officials heard they could be receiving as many as 90 injured passengers a piece.
Trains Collide in Bridgeport May 17
Emergency personnel work at the scene where two Metro North commuter trains collided, Friday, May 17, 2013 near Fairfield, Conn.
60 hurt as Conn. commuter trains collide
Gov. Dan Malloy said in a news conference. The collision prompted Amtrak, which sent out notification via Twitter, to suspend service indefinitely between New York and Boston.
New businesses open in Bridgeport's Arcade building
Liz Squillace, of Bridgeport, owner of screenprinter Paradox, Inc. opened her business at the Arcade building in downtown Bridgeport, Conn.
Trains collide, derail in SW Connecticut
Two Metro-North passenger trains heading in opposite directions collided during rush hour Friday evening in southwestern Connecticut, damaging both trains and leaving dozens injured, authorities said.
Police dive team gets robotic help
Members of the Bridgeport police SCUBA team train with the department's new remote-controlled submersible.
State and Trumbull police blocked off Quarry Road along the Bridgeport/Trumbull line after finding a woman's body in a wooded area there.
Regents name Gray new system president
Dr. Gregory W. Gray, the new Board of Regents president, will start his position on July 1, 2013.
Twin Lanes Road home damaged in early-morning fire
The fire, reported about 1:10 a.m. Friday, was generating heavy smoke from the attic when the first firefighters arrived on the scene.
Police: Accountability helping cut crime
That was the message Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and a dozen or so community leaders received Thursday morning during a one-day pass to the Police Department's weekly data-sharing meeting.
Consumers to pay recycling fee on new mattresses
Costs of new mattresses would rise by up to $12 under a bill to create the one of the nation's first recycling program for what have become expensive urban eyesores.
Police seek $50,000 for memorial project
As part of National Peace Officer Memorial Day, Mayor Bill Finch, right, unveils plans to start a fundraising drive to build the Bridgeport Police Memorial in front of police headquarters, during a press conference held at City Hall Annex/Morton Government Center in downtown Bridgeport, Conn.
Bridgeport music video director is the go-to for Connecticut's underground scene
Bridgeport director Edwin Escobar on a recent shoot with rapper Fatty Ijaro. A prolific director, Escobar has shot more than 200 music videos for independent and major label artists in the past three and a half years.
Police Divers to Search Water for Missing ECSU Student
A state police dive team will search several bodies of water on Thursday in the search for missing ECSU student Alyssiah Wiley.