Connecticut
Woman Returns Home to Find Cat Outside, Bear in Kitchen
Shannon Davis returned home to find her cat sitting outside, staring at a window. After a little investigation, she spotted a bear inside.
Which U.S. States Have Suspended Gas Taxes? Full List
The national average price for a gallon of gas was just over $4.67 on Tuesday amid recent record highs.
Canine Trainer Fatally Shot Dogs That Didn't Respond to Training: Police
The facility's manager was accused of abusing numerous puppies and dogs as well as having them shot when they were no longer deemed "viable for the business."
Giant Bear Breaks Into Connecticut Woman's Car, Sits in Passenger Seat
Cornwall resident Cody Gillotti said the bear "absolutely destroyed the car," ripping apart two doors, and shredding the back seats.
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Connecticut Dubbed a 'Sanctuary State' by Anti-abortion Group
Connecticut has expanded access to abortion and is protecting doctors from out-of-state lawsuits.
Infowars Files for Bankruptcy as Alex Jones Scrambles for Cover
Alex Jones originally claimed the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre was a hoax.
Alex Jones Pays $75K in Fines Before Deposition in Sandy Hook Lawsuit
Jones was fined last week for skipping depositions, as a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence for his claim that he was medically unable to be deposed.
Connecticut Senator Gary Winfield Not Hurt as Shots Hit Home: 'We Are OK'
The state senator said on Twitter that a young man who was passing his home appeared to be the target.
Wanted Woman Injures 7 Officers While Fleeing Police
Hannah Casperson was wanted for assisting with 41 car break-ins, predominantly targeting vehicles parked at a senior center.
Why Alex Jones Offer Was Rejected by Sandy Hook Families
The conspiracy theorist offered the families of children murdered in a 2012 school shooting a six-figure settlement, and a "heartfelt apology."
Connecticut Woman Sees Man Abandoning Extremely Premature Baby on Her Car
One local resident he couldn't sleep because he kept thinking about the abandoned baby, who police said was between 28 to 30 weeks old.
Sackler Family Name Being Pulled From Yale Despite Large Past Donations
Yale announced it would stop accepting donations from the family last year, and currently has two empty faculty chairs named after the Sacklers.
Connecticut Breaks Their All-Time Gas Record As States Face Record Spikes
On Wednesday, Connecticut recorded a record of $4.41 a gallon, surpassing the state's previous record set in 2008.
As States Inch Toward Record Highs in Gas, Officials Warn Over Gouging
California set another statewide average gas price at $5.343 per gallon on Monday.
U.S. Soda 'Putin Punch' Created to Support Ukraine
A portion of the proceeds for the Connecticut company's new fruit punch flavor goes to the Ukrainian Red Cross.
Michigan Gambling Helpline Calls Tripled in First Year of Legalized Betting
As more than half the U.S. has live, legal sports betting and online gambling, some states are noticing immediate and drastic upticks in calls.
Connecticut Keeps Masks In Schools as Surrounding States Pull Back Rules
"We are acknowledging that this is a long-term situation that will need a long-term response," said Governor Ned Lamont on Tuesday.
Seal Pup Dies With Broken Jaw and Puncture Wounds to Head
The pup was taken to an aquarium's animal hospital where vets gave it antibiotics and pain medication, however it succumbed to its injuries.
Homeowner Trying To Melt Ice With Garden Torch Sets House on Fire
The local fire department initially incorrectly said the fire had been sparked by the homeowner using a "flamethrower."
'T BUNDY' to 'FFAUCI': Over 500 Florida License Plates Rejected in 2021
Rejected license plates are nothing new, but state officials across the U.S. may have to do some extra digging these days when it comes to slang and meanings.
Calls for More Coverage, Interest in Lauren Smith-Fields Case Rise
"It's been over a month, and in that time the family has had to grieve and advocate for justice at the same time," the family's attorney told Newsweek.
Senators Claim They Were Denied Full Access to Prison With COVID Outbreak
"The officials...said we'd love to have you come back when COVID is over. We came here to see conditions when COVID is the problem. That was the whole point."
Teen Who Died of Fentanyl Overdose Had 100 Bags of the Drug in His Room
Officers also found 40 bags of fentanyl in several classrooms and the school's gymnasium.
Families of 2 Black Women Say Cops Failed to Notify Them of Deaths for Days
Family members said that the lack of information led to a series of frantic phone calls in which police allegedly said they couldn't help them.
Mom Allegedly Left Kids Home Alone to Visit Her Boyfriend in Another State
Suspect Kerry Lyn Caviasca, a public school teacher in Connecticut, has been placed on leave pending investigation.
Woman Agrees to Psychiatric Help, Insanity Plea for Mar-a-Lago Breach
As part of the insanity plea, Hannah Roemhild is required to take medication confirmed by blood tests and attend therapy on a regular basis.
13-Year-Old Dies After Fentanyl Overdose at School
Police found 40 small bags of powdered fentanyl in the gymnasium and several classrooms.
Yellow Ribbons Supporting U.S. Troops Become Center of Free Speech Debate
A previous set of Litchfield burgesses allowed the ribbons to be on the green as long as they were maintained.
Multiple Students Hospitalized After Apparent Fentanyl Exposure at School
The teenager collapsed in his school's gymnasium after ingesting a substance on campus, officials said.