Waterbury News

Milford artist Mike Falcigno makes no bones about it: he loves creating horror-ble art.

Undercover cops smoked out a series of illegal sales Thursday night outside the Grateful Dead tribute concert performed at The Klein, the city-owned auditorium on Fairfield Avenue, police said.

Lightning damaged a Waterbury house today and heavy rain made for a challenging early-morning commute.

A Waterbury man is in the hospital on Friday morning after lightning struck his house.

The suspicious death of a 63-year-old Sharon man is under investigation in Schoharie County.

A burglar or burglars broke into a bank late Sunday night but did not steal any money.

You've seen the personal injury lawyer commercials before. They often begin with catchy phrases like, "Injured in an accident?" or "Need a lawyer?" Those kinds of advertisements are legal ways of soliciting your business.

WATERBURY a ' The Naugatuck Greyhounds were surely hoping for a state title to complement the NVL crown they won last week.

In 2003 a plan by new management to take the then-mutual New Haven Savings Bank public - the entity that would become NewAlliance Bank - sparked considerable controversy and opposition.

WATERBURY, Conn. - A Connecticut judge will be deciding when to release thousands of pages of documents connected to sexual abuse lawsuits settled by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport.

A motorist was hurt this afternoon when his sedan was hit broadside by a driver who was fleeing from police.

A bomb scare in Waterbury turned out to be nothing more than a drill. Or, drill bits.

What were believed to be explosives found at a Waterbury home Friday morning really turned out to be drill bits, police said.

Wolcott Police Officer Brian Spiotti is accused of assaulting a suspect in custody earlier this year and the reported assault was caught on tape.

From the grave, Daniel Gross is still shaking up Connecticut's probate court system.

Police arrested a Waterbury man over the weekend after he drove from a crash scene, sped away from pursuing police, crashed and refused to come out of his car, police said.

Connecticut voters will go to the polls Tuesday in 162 towns where some races for top local offices have been contentious -- and unusual.

The Waterbury Fire Department has moved Henry S. Chase School students from the lower level of the school to a safe area within the school after a gas main broke about 20 feet away on Wednesday morning.

A man was taken to the hospital with a mangled leg Monday after saying he'd been hit by a Metro-North train as it was leaving the Seymour station.

Lawyers for a former Central Connecticut State University student have asked the state Appellate Court to rule that she did not plagiarize another student's term paper.