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• Real 'Bad Education' Superintendent Speaks Out About HBO Movie, Hugh Jackman's Portrayal
• COVID-19: 13 Deaths Reported At Nursing Home In Fairfield County
• COVID-19: Retail Workers Across Country Stage 'Sickout'
• COVID-19: Latest Rundown Of Overall, New Cases By Town, City, County In Connecticut
• COVID-19: Stamford Teacher Cares For Student's Newborn Brother As His Family Battles Virus
• Suspect At Large After Break-In, Burglary At Darien Gas Station
• COVID-19: Here's What Measures CT Restaurants Must Take To Reopen
• COVID-19: Man Claiming To Have Virus Spits At Officers, Police Say
• COVID-19: Westchester Family's 'Bake Back' Effort Becomes Nationwide Movement
• Five From Connecticut Among Six Nabbed For Fentanyl Trafficking Ring Bust
• COVID-19: CVS, Walgreens To Provide Expanded Testing
• Hand Grenade Found At Condominium Complex, Police Say
• Sopranos Star Struck By Porsche While Taking Walk With Family In Fairfield County
• COVID-19: Half Of Americans Have Lost Job, Or Work Hours, Due To Pandemic, New Poll Says
• Vicious Giant Hornets With Venomous Sting Spotted For First Time In US
• COVID-19: Virus May Linger In Closed, Crowded Spaces Longer Than Thought, New Study Finds
• Here's The Beef: McDonald's Debuts Two New Types Of Big Macs
• Man Seriously Injured In Crash Between Car, Motorcycle, Two Parked Vehicles
• 28 Rescued From Breakwater Rocks At Seaside Park
• COVID-19: NY, NJ, CT Join New Multi-State Consortium For Medical Supplies
• COVID-19: Here's How Much Online Grocery Sales Are Increasing Amid Pandemic
• COVID-19: Alert Issued For Scam Involving Blackmail Threat Over Release Of Private Video
• COVID-19: New Fairfield County Food Delivery Service Offers Care Packages For Family, Workers
• COVID-19: Lesley Stahl Reveals On 60 Minutes Virus Hospitalization, Being 'Really Scared'
• COVID-19: Retailer J.Crew, With 450 Stores Throughout Nation, Files For Bankruptcy
• COVID-19: CT Closes Some Parks Due To Lack Of Social Distancing; Beaches Also Draw Crowds
• COVID-19: Bethel Shark Sightings Providing Much-Needed Relief For Many During Pandemic
• COVID-19: Lamont Expected To Announce Decision On Schools Soon
• COVID-19: CT Hospitalizations Decline For 12th Straight Day
• COVID-19: 15 Children Hospitalized In NYC With Mysterious Illness Possibly Tied To Virus
• ID Released For Man Found Dead In Northern Westchester Pond
• Fires Break Out Overnight In Two Stamford Homes
• COVID-19: Connecticut Schools To Stay Closed For Rest Of Academic Year
• Police Officer Injured In Crash On Way To Call, Police Say
• Three Arrested, Two Officers Injured Breaking Up Large Street Party
• Fire Reported At Greenwich Hospital, Officials Say
• COVID-19: Comedian Horrified That Jewish Cousin With Prepaid NY Plot Got Catholic NJ Funeral
• Snow Way! Rare May Cold Blast Could Bring Snow To Parts Of Region
• COVID-19: Nordstrom Permanently Closing 16 Stores
• COVID-19: CT Releases Recommendations For Phased Reopening Of Colleges, Universities
• CT COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Again: Latest Rundown Of Cases By Town, City, County
• COVID-19: Number Of Children Hospitalized In NYS With Mysterious Shock-Like Illness Jumps To 64
• 'Murder Hornet': Videos Show What It's Like To Be Stung By Dangerous Insect Now In US
• Stop Of Suspicious Vehicle Leads To Discovery Of 100 Pieces Of Stolen Mail, Darien Police Say
• COVID-19: College Student Living In Stamford Aids Healthcare Workers In His Native Italy
• Storm Bringing Snow To Parts Of Area Will Be Packed With Winds That Could Cause Power Outages
• COVID-19: CT Food Bank Giving Out Enough Food For 50,000 Meals In Bridgeport
• COVID-19: Neiman Marcus Becomes First Department Store To File For Bankruptcy During Pandemic
• Two Injured After Driver Loses Control, Hits Three Vehicles, Utility Pole, Police Say
• Missing Fairfield Teen Found Dead, Police Say
• COVID-19: Ridgefield First Selectman Tests Positive For Second Time
• COVID-19: Stop & Shop Responds To Social Distancing Concerns About Marty The Robot
• COVID-19: Connecticut Meets Two Criteria For May 20 Reopening Of Some Businesses
• Projected Snowfall Totals Released For Rare Out-Of-Season Storm
• AMBER Alert Update: Missing 9-Year-Old Upstate NY Boy Located, Suspect In Custody
• COVID-19: Regulations For Outdoor Dining Eased In This Fairfield County Town
• Here Are Latest Projected Snowfall Amounts For Rare Out-Of-Season Storm
• Darien Scooter Thief Nabbed In Waterbury, Police Say
• Child With Mysterious Illness Linked To COVID-19 Dies In Westchester
• COVID-19: Connecticut Unveils Guidelines For Reopenings In Four Business Sectors
• Eye Of The Storm: Latest On Rare May Winter-Like System, Bringing Snowfall To Parts Of Region
• Fairfield County Substance Abuse Treatment Provider Pays $295K For Improper Billing
• Third NY Child Dies From Illness Linked To COVID-19: 'Frightening New Development,' Cuomo Says
• COVID-19: Facebook, Google Extend Working From Home To End Of Year
• COVID-19: Detailed Rules Now Released For CT Businesses Due To Reopen May 20
• COVID-19: Will NYers Cross Over Into CT For Outdoor Dining, Hair Care Or To Visit Mall May 20?
• COVID-19: Glasses Fogging Up When You Wear A Face Mask? Here's What To Do
• COVID-19: Remote Learning Could Go On For Years In US After Pandemic Ends, Reports Say
• 'Murder Hornet': Westchester Town Begins Preparing Now For Possible Arrival
• Ages, Residences Released Of Three Young New Yorkers Who Died From COVID-19 Linked Illness
• Man Points AR-15-Style Rifle In Northern Westchester Road-Rage Incident, Police Say
• Woman Dead, Man Critically Injured In Danbury House Fire
• COVID-19: Novel Coronavirus May Be Transmitted Through The Eye, New Studies Find
• Public Health Alert Issued For 34,000 Pounds Of Chicken Noodle Soup
• COVID-19: Poll Shows When Most Area Residents Think It Will Be Safe To Lift Stay-At-Home Orders
• Quick-Moving Round Of Thunderstorms With Damaging Winds, Hail Could Cause Power Outages
• COVID-19: Norwalk Man Saying He Had Virus Accused Of Spitting At Victim During Darien Dispute
• Person Shot While Driving Crashes Vehicle, Police Say
• COVID-19: 'Patient Zero' In Tristate Area Pandemic Speaks Out For First Time
• COVID-19: Three New York State Regions Meet Criteria To Reopen This Week
• COVID-19: No Cases Of Mysterious Illness Linked To Children Have Been Reported In Connecticut
• Trio Of Car Thieves Nabbed In Stolen Vehicle After Suspicious Person Call, Police Say
• COVID-19: This Fairfield County Town Will Begin Distributing Surgical Masks To Residents
• Worker Seriously Injured After Being Struck By Vehicle On I-684
• COVID-19: Reduced Traffic Volume Results In Surge Of Speeding CT Motorists
• COVID-19: CT Hair Salons Now Cleared To Use Blow Dryers After They Were Initially Banned
• Lamont Replaces CT Health Commissioner Amid Pandemic
• IDs, Info Released After Pickup Truck Hits DOT Worker On I-684
• COVID-19: Westfield Trumbull Mall Set To Reopen
• Man Shot In Neck Crashes Vehicle, Police Say
• Nine ATVs, Dirt Bikes Seized In Effort To Stop Group Terrorizing On Roadways, Police Say
• 'Murder Hornets': Deadly Insects May Have Come To US As 'Hitchhikers'
• Man Driving Stolen Car Crashes Into Several Vehicles, Police Say
• Showers, Thunderstorms Will Accompany Rapid Rise In Temperatures
• 'Murder Hornet' Sting Kills 54-Year-Old Man, Reports Say
• COVID-19: Popular Area Grocery Store Now Taking Reservations
• Don't Fall For These COVID-19 Scams: Eversource Offers Tips For Customers To Protect Themselves
• Fire Breaks Out At Popular Restaurant In Fairfield County
• More Info Emerges On COVID-Related Illness In Children As 14 States Now Investigating Cases
• CT COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Decline: Latest Rundown Of Cases By Cities, Towns
• COVID-19: These Restrictions In Place As Beaches Reopen
• COVID-19: Want To Be Hired As A Contact Tracer? Here Are Online Instructions For That
• COVID-19 Drive-Through Test Sites Opening At 12 Connecticut Pharmacies
• Worker At Whole Foods In Greenwich Dies From COVID-19
• COVID-19: Barber Who's Been Working Illicitly For Weeks In Hudson Valley Tests Positive
• COVID-19: Here's A Recap Of Exactly What Will Open In Connecticut On May 20
• Teen Becomes Combative With Cops After Causing Damage At Local School
• COVID-19: Here's What School Districts Will Get From $111M In Federal Relief Going To CT
• Severe Weather Alert: Storm System Will Bring Torrential Downpours, Wind Gusts Up To 70 MPH
• These Areas Are Most At Risk For Severe Storms With Strong Wind Gusts, Hail, Possible Tornadoes
• Stamford-Based Catalyst Wins Six Awards From CT Press Club
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Suspects In Stolen Golf Carts Caper
• Man Charged In Double-Fatal Fairfield County Crash That Left Another Critical, Police Say
• COVID-19: CT Will Open Beaches For Memorial Day Weekend Under These Rules
• Around Fairfield County: Restaurant Week, Dining Permits, Census For PPE, Call In Crisis
• 10 In Connecticut Now Hospitalized With COVID-Related Illness In Children
• Caretaker Charged With Abuse After Woman Found Dead
• COVID-19: JCPenney Files For Bankruptcy In Largest Retail Casualty Of Pandemic
• Tornado Watch In Effect For Parts Of Region As Storm System Sweeps Through
• Stop & Shop Warns Customers Of Potential Data Security Issue At Five Stores
• Police Ask Public's Help In Search For Suspect In Car Break-Ins
• Man Assaults Elderly Family Member With Broomstick, Police Say
• COVID-19: You Can Get Virus Just By Talking, New Study Says
• COVID-19: Many Wealthy NYC Residents Making Move To Suburbs, With Real Estate Agents Swamped
• COVID-19: Food Bank Drive Draws Hundreds In Norwalk
• Stop & Shop Warns Customers Of Potential Data Security Issue In Fairfield County
• Recall Issued For Popular Brand Of Flatbread Pizza
• Return To Raw, Wet Weather Pattern Will Follow Brief Spring Fling As Memorial Day Nears
• Stamford Woman Stopped At Flashing Red Light For Long Time Under Influence, New Canaan PD Says
• COVID-19: FBI Issues Alert For Fake Hiring Scams Targeting Individuals, Businesses
• Hit-Run Driver In Westchester Crash Had BAC Three Times Limit, Police Say
• Westchester Mother Nabbed For Shoplifting Charged With Violating Restraining Order
• COVID-19: Clorox In 'Catch-Up Mode' After Seeing 500 Percent Spike In Demand During Pandemic
• Bicycle Rider Flees Scene After Crash With Car, Police Say
• Tornado Touched Down In New York, National Weather Service Confirms
• COVID-19: Man Throws Rock Into McDonald’s After Being Asked To Leave For Not Wearing Mask
• Body Found Floating In Long Island Sound Near Unoccupied Boat
• COVID-19: FreshDirect To Sell Prepared Meals From Restaurant Associates
• * Trending * COVID-19: Here's What Will Open In Connecticut On May 20
• Suspect On Loose After Shots Fired At Vehicle In Norwalk
• COVID-19: CT Hairstylists Voice Concerns Over Reopening
• COVID-19: Northern Westchester High School's Drive-In Graduation Ceremony Getting Attention
• COVID-19: Reopening Of Hair Salons, Barbershops Now Will Be Delayed In Connecticut
• COVID-19: JCPenney Plans To Permanently Close More Than 240 Stores
• Man Nabbed For Breaking Into Local Businesses, Police Say
• State Police Investigating Shopping Plaza Shooting
• COVID-19: Report Reveals Where Wealthy NYC Residents Moved To During Pandemic
• Teen Involved In Wilton Hit-Run Crash Reversed, Hit Driver On Purpose, Police Say
• Woman Dies After Jump From Bear Mountain Bridge
• COVID-19: Norwalk Sees No New Cases For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• COVID-19: Danbury Mall Set To Reopen With Precautions Planned
• COVID-19: Major University Will Begin, End Fall Semester Earlier To Avoid Possible Second Wave
• COVID-19: Belmont Stakes To Be Held At Later Date, Without Fans
• COVID-19: Family Reunites With Newborn Baby After Stamford Teacher Steps In To Provide Care
• COVID-19: Critics Call Out Cuomo For Not 'Blowing Bugle' Earlier, Nursing Home Outbreaks
• Danbury Man Charged With Reckless Driving After Crashing Into Pole In New Canaan, Police Say
• COVID-19: CT Issues Guidelines For Reopening Dentist Offices
• COVID-19: State's Reversal On Hair Salon Reopenings Sparks Backlash
• COVID-19: Phase 1 Of Reopening Starts As CT Records Lowest Daily Fatalities Since Early April
• COVID-19: This Area Town Will Close Some Streets To Allow Outdoor Dining, Retail
• Injured Miniature Horse Likely Attacked By Black Bear
• Memorial Day Weekend Starts With Showers, Possible Thunderstorms Before Big Change
• COVID-19 Crisis Could Cost Connecticut Billions, Lamont Says
• COVID-19: CVS Adds 13 New Drive-Thru Test Sites In CT, Bringing Total To 25
• Actress Lori Loughlin, Husband Agree To Plead Guilty, Serve Prison Time For College Scandal
• Ex-College Basketball Star Sues Norwalk Hospital For Alleged Cancer Treatment Error
• COVID-19: Date Set For Expected Start Of CT Reopening Phase 2
• Son Kills Father During Zoom Meeting In New York, Police Say
• Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Permanently Closing Stores Nationwide
• COVID-19: Coach Geno Auriemma Closes Popular Restaurant Amid Pandemic
• Missing Mom Case: 'It Was A Mistake To Trust Him,' Says Girlfriend Of Late, Estranged Husband
• Details Emerge After Son Fatally Stabs Father While On Zoom Chat With 20 Others
• Here's When Showers, Storms Will Sweep Through Before Big Change By Memorial Day
• COVID-19: Here's Percentage Of Americans Ordering Takeout To Help Small Businesses
• New Projection Issued For 'Extremely Active' Hurricane Season, With Several Major Storms
• COVID-19: Nurse In Fairfield County Featured As Jimmy Kimmel's Healthcare Hero Of Week
• Stormy Start For Memorial Day Weekend: Here's Latest Forecast
• Man Charged With Animal Cruelty After Dog Found In Hot Car, Police Say
• UConn Starts Three-Year Trial Dropping SAT, ACT Requirement
• COVID-19: Poll Shows How Many Think It's Safe To Go Restaurant, Barber/Salon, Clothing Store
• Teen Questioned About Car Break-Ins In Fairfield County Gave False Name, Police Say
• COVID-19: Beware Of Scammers Posing As Contact Tracers, FTC Says
• Missing Mom Case: Family, Friends Mark One-Year Anniversary As Police Pursue New Leads
• COVID-19: Drop In Child Vaccinations During Pandemic Sparks Concerns Over New Outbreaks
• COVID-19: Judge Throws Out CT Lounge Owner's Lawsuit Challenging Executive Order
• Man Charged With Distributing Fentanyl Throughout Fairfield County
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening To Shoot Woman During Domestic Dispute
• Two Behind Bars After Drugs, Loaded Handgun Found During Traffic Stop, Darien Police Say
• Armed, Dangerous College Student Wanted After Deadly Rampage
• COVID-19: Rats! CDC Issues Warning For 'Aggressive,' 'Hungry' Rats Amid Pandemic
• 25-Year-Old Driving Drunk With Two Kids On Board Crashes Car In Westchester, Police Say
• Man Driving Under Influence Crashes Into Utility Pole, New Canaan Police Say
• FBI Joins Multi-State Manhunt For College Student Wanted In String Of Slayings
• COVID-19: Supply Chain Issues Starting To Ease For Household Items - Even Toilet Tissue
• COVID-19: CDC's New Guidelines For Schools Call For Canceling Extracurricular Activities
• COVID-19: Scientists Have High Hopes For Potential Breakthrough Virus Blocker
• Man Nabbed After Firing Shots In Air In Area Neighborhood, Police Say
• 'It's Time To Surrender': Family Appeals To 23-Year-Old Ex-HS Athlete Wanted For Slayings
• Suspect On Loose After Luring Incident Involving Man, Girl Walking On Street In Ridgefield
• Police: Man Caught After Hitting Woman With Car, Attempting To Drown Her In New Canaan
• Person Unresponsive After Fall From Parking Garage, Found In Dumpster
• New Bear Sighting Reported In Ridgefield
• Drenching Storms Will Sweep Through After Summerlike Stretch
• Father Of Wanted College Student Linked To String Of Slayings Was Arrested For Sexual Assault
• COVID-19: These Are Words Webster's Has Added To Dictionary Amid Pandemic
• Norwalk Woman Stopped For Speeding Busted With Drugs In Darien, Police Say
• COVID-19: Seventh CT Inmate Dies Due To Virus
• Search For College Student Wanted For String Of Killings Stretches To New State
• College Student Wanted For String Of Killings Apprehended
• New Round Of Storms Will Lead To Drop In Temperatures
• Roadwork Alert: Ramp Closures, Lane Shifts Scheduled For Busy Litchfield County Roadway
• Man Charged With Stalking, Violating Protection Order In Fairfield County
• Westchester Woman Rescued, Dog Killed In I-84 Crash Between SUV, Fire Vehicle
• COVID-19: This Fairfield County High School Will Hold Outdoor Graduation
• Parking Lot Service Held For 23-Year-Old Allegedly Killed By Ex-Newtown HS Classmate
• Don't Toss That Envelope From Omaha -- It Has Your Federal Stimulus Prepaid Debit Card
• Severe Weather Alert: Here Are Areas At Highest Risk For Strong Storms With Damaging Winds
• COVID-19: Woman Spits At Fellow Shopper In Supermarket Social Distance Dispute, Police Say
• COVID-19: Stop & Shop Extends Pay Raise For 56,000 Workers
• COVID-19: Date Now Set For NYC Phase 1 Reopening
• COVID-19: Number Of Arrests In CT At Historic Low During Pandemic
• Severe Thunderstorms Sweeping Through Region: Here's Latest
• COVID-19: Poll Shows How Many Are 'Very Concerned' Economy Will Fall Into Depression
• COVID-19: These CT Locations Are Offering Drive-Up Testing
• Recall Issued For Popular Lean Cuisine Pasta Product
• COVID-19: Here's What To Expect As CT Reopening Process Moves Forward
• Convicted Felon Faces Weapons Charge After Woman Found Dead In Stamford Apartment
• 25 Area Residents Charged With DWI In Memorial Day Weekend State Police Stops
• COVID-19: Here's How Many Say They'll Go To Sports, Concerts, Broadway If Open In September
• Recall Issued For Popular Chicken, Turkey Bowl Products
• Jersey Mike's, Chipotle Opening New Stores In Area
• Hudson Valley Woman Charged With Attempted Murder Of Four NYPD Officers During Protest
• COVID-19: Here's What's Open, Closed In CT As Big Drop In Hospitalizations Continues
• Large Protest Over George Floyd Death Causes Road Closures In Fairfield County
• Protestors Force Their Way Into Bridgeport Police Headquarters
• NYC Protests Spread To All Boroughs, With Over 300 Arrested, Dozens Of NYPD Vehicles Damaged
• Teacher From Area Appears As Contestant On Jeopardy!
• Protests Lead To More Road Closures In Fairfield County
• Here's How You Can Avoid Being Reeled In By Mail Fishing
• Protests Lead To Several Road Closures
• COVID-19: Here's How Many Are Concerned About Possible Second Wave, New Poll Shows
• CT Roadways Reopen After Closures Caused By Protests
• June ‘Deadliest’ Month For CT Teen Drivers, AAA Warns
• Hundreds Attend Stamford Protest That Includes Eight-Minute Kneel Of Silence For George Floyd