DEEP poised to approve medical waste burning at CT plant with noise complaints
A trash-burning plant in Bristol that has been the subject of scores of complaints from residents appears likely to gain ...
Veteran CT TV reporter dies, remembered as straight-shooting journalist committed to fairness
Veteran reporter Tom Monahan, who had a talent for breaking big stories during his 45 years at NBC Connecticut, has died at ...
Bristol plant spurs medical waste bill that would change emission standards
A CT lawmaker said the bill would close a 'loophole' allowing municipal-waste plants to burn medical waste without meeting ...
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OCA Report Into Woman’s Long-Time Sexual Abuse Cites DCF, Probate Court Deficiencies
The state Department of Children and Families and the probate courts “missed opportunities” to protect a woman from repeated ...
CT legislators consider proposals about what books would be allowed in public, school libraries
State bills about what books have become a battleground for groups seeking to regulate LGBTQ themes in Connecticut's public and school libraries.
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Judge approves $5M Stone Academy class-action settlement following abrupt closure two years ago
WATERBURY — A judge on Thursday approved a $5 million class-action settlement for former Stone Academy nursing students, ...
Visiting nurses to monitor Bridgeport man on conditional release in cannibal case
Strict conditions set by experts will keep visiting nurses and other caregivers safe in treating cannibal killer Tyree Smith ...
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State Senators Demand Probe After UConn Prof Accused Of Misusing $58K On Luxury Trips
State lawmakers are demanding answers after a University of Connecticut report and state warrant revealed a professor misused ...
Fear, criticism erupts after Conn. man who ate eye, brain granted release
In 2013, the man was originally ordered to be confined to Whiting Forensic Hospital for 60 years. A review board granted him conditional release this month.
CT man takes plea deal in state troopers death despite widow’s call for lengthier sentence
A man who admitted to using fentanyl and cocaine before he struck and killed a Connecticut State Police trooper during a hit-and-run crash last May has taken a plea deal likely to include an 18-year ...
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Man who ate part of his victim's brain granted supervised release from Connecticut psychiatric hospital
she asked. State Sens. Heather Somers, Paul Cicarella, Henri Martin and Stephen Harding called the decision "outrageous" and "mind-boggling" in a statement Friday afternoon. "This terrible ...
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On 8 February, Sotheby’s will bring down the hammer on some 100 lots in an unprecedented event that will mark the first ever international auction in Saudi Arabia’s history.