17 hrs ago | The Hartford Courant
Group Home For Girls Closing, 68 To Lose Jobs
Nearly 70 full-time and part-time workers at a home for adolescent girls will lose their jobs when the Department of Children and Families closes Stepping Stone, a 26-bed facility in Waterbury .
21 hrs ago | WTNH
Voice of the People: June 18, 2013
Texas Governor Rick Perry's visit to Connecticut has many of you sounding off tonight.
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Mars and Venus: Sex dreams are upsetting boyfriend
Dear John: "Brad" and I have been together for a little over a year. We are very much in love, and we are expecting our first child in three months.
Firefighters told the Republican-American that they extended a ladder from a ladder truck over the river and pulled Francisco and Shawnda Barbosa to safety Sunday evening.
Five ways to get your kids to read during summer
Sitting beside the proud, vocal parent who shares how great of a reader her child is , is the regular mom who cringes as she considers how her kid not only doesn't read, but hates reading and struggles with it all year long.
Webster lowers ATM fees after officials complain
At the urging of the City Council, Webster Bank is reducing the nearly $3 fees it planned to charge at automated teller machines heading for City Hall and the Margaret E. Morton Government Center .
Naugatuck police blotter: unlawful restraint
Police reported on June 10 at approximately 5:43 p.m. Ortiz turned himself in on an active arrest warrant.
Teens Arrested After Stealing Van For Disabled
Eighteen-year-old Tyquai Young was arrested after stealing an ICES van for the disabled.
NHS graduation to take on palatial feel
The Naugatuck High School Class of 2012 sits on the football field at the school during graduation last June.
Senior center wins CASCP award
The Naugatuck Senior Center has been recognized with a Connecticut Association of Senior Center Personnel Award of Excellence in senior center programming.
Connecticut driver stopped with 34,000 heroin bags
Waterbury police say they seized more than 34,000 bags of heroin from a car after stopping the driver for traffic violations.
Reader Submitted: Hubbard-Hall Inc. Hires New Manager Of Procurement
Hubbard-Hall Inc. is pleased to welcome Rob Augello as Manager of Corporate Procurement.
Algonquin School third-grader Tyler Macdowall, right, plays graces with Chris Lynch, 14, of Prospect on the Town Green.
Ex-WWE Star Justin Credible -- Burglars Tied Up My Family Threatened to Kill Them
Former WWE star Justin Credible claims he was a victim of a scary home invasion last night when 3 gun-toting criminals threatened to kill his family ... while he slept through the whole thing.
Lifetree Cafes offer space for tough topics
WATERBURY, Conn. On a recent Monday evening, a room inside Christ Community Church was transformed into a coffeehouse with fresh-brewed coffee, plenty of popped kettle corn and the thorny subject of racism on the table.
State Police Make Arrest in Waterbury DMV Burglary
On 06/06/13, at about 10:00 a.m., the State Police Western District Major Crime Squad arrested accused Marco Santiago of 199 Chipman St, Waterbury.
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia receives an important gift of photographs by Annie Leibovitz
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, 2009, 2012. Digital ink jet print on Epson Hot Press Bright paper, 1/3 43.2 x 55.9 cm.
Stan Simpson Pro-Am Hoops League Departs - Could It Rebound To Hartford?
The abrupt departure of the Greater Hartford Pro-Am summer basketball league from Hartford is not of the scope of the Whalers leaving the capital.
The road climbing out of this sleepy Caribbean port town is lined with small factories producing the staples of island life: beer, bottled hot sauce, tin roofs and medical doctors.