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Car crashes into East Haven, Conn. home
An 8-year-old East Haven girl suffered just a bump on her head when a car crashed into her family's house on Thursday night but the crash left a lasting impact on the house.
Voice of the People: May 15, 2013
Tonight some of you say you would like a bike share program in your town. And many of you have a lot to say about a proposal that would change the blood alcohol content limit.
Fernandez Swears In Supporters
The campaign trail brought mayoral candidate Henry Fernandez on Monday to East Haven, where he received the official endorsement of the laborers union.
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Maturo applauds East Haven school officials for emergency plans
Hailing a series of policies he said took months to fine-tune, Mayor Joseph Maturo Jr.
Man Charged With Torching Ex-Boss's Car
On Feb. 24, police responded to the corner of Barnes and Middletown avenues, where a GMC Savanna, registered to a Branford business, was on fire.
Connecticut man sentenced to life in prison for murdering former co-worker
A Connecticut man pleaded guilty Friday morning to kidnapping a 35-year-old woman and stabbing her to death in 2011, according to a news release issued by Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin.
Elvis (The Cupcake) Appears On Court Street
Missy Antonelli always wanted to honor the memory of her grandmother Mary DeNegre Antonelli by creating a shop that echoed the old Italian bakeries on Wooster Street with their multi-level wedding-cake displays she remembered as a kid.
Right to video record police debated
Your right to' video-record' the police is up for debate once again at the State Capitol.
App Connects Parents, Students and Educators
Parents can keep tabs on the school community a little more easily now through this smartphone app developed by the school system.
United Illuminating Customers Object to Rate Increase
It's equal to about a cup of coffee. United Illuminating says the average increase will be about $2-$3 to your average bill.
Labor Leader Bob Proto called it a "crime" that Congress has left immigration reform and a pathway to good jobs so broken for so long for so many.
Milford, Hamden, North Haven Forge Agreement on Bearcat Police Vehicle
The city of Milford has formed an agreement with the town of North Haven and the town of Hamden over usage of a Bearcat -- a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck that was designed for the military but adjusted for use by civil law organizations.
Cicada Spectacle Returns After 17 Years
Sometime in coming weeks, in one of the grand spectacles in all of nature, an insect called the periodical cicada will appear by the millions in much of central Connecticut after spending the past 17 years underground.
Top fed prosecutor in Conn. resigns
In this Nov. 27, 2012 photo, U.S. Attorney David Fein speaks at a news conference in New Haven, Conn., to announce a new effort to reduce gun violence in the state's major cities.
License for illegal immigrants bill
A big push is underway at the State Capitol to pass a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to get a Connecticut driver's license.
A New Haven man has been charged with spitting on a local Roman Catholic priest while recklessly riding his motorcycle.
Hamden Police Apprehend Home Invasion Suspects
David Miller, 51, of 621 Whalley Avenue, New Haven is charged with first-degree robbery, second-degree assault, second-degree larceny, fifth-degree larceny, weapons in a motor vehicle, engaging police in pursuit and conspiracy.
Suspect sought in West Haven robbery
West Haven police are looking for the man who robbed a store with a hand saw, early Sunday.
High use of antipsychotics in state nursing homes
During the three years her mother was in a nursing home, Gail Simon, of East Haven, was a constant presence at the facility and a tireless advocate for her mother.
Teen Guilty Of School Attack Hoax
A teenager from East Haven pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to threatening a violent attack at Gateway Community College in New Haven .