Hamden Man Convicted in 2022 Ambush Murder of John Williams
A jury convicted Aaron Dwight Moore of murdering Hamden resident John Williams in a 2022 ambush. Sentencing is set for Nov. 13, 2026, in New Haven Superior Court.
A jury convicted Aaron Dwight Moore of murdering Hamden resident John Williams in a 2022 ambush. Sentencing is set for Nov. 13, 2026, in New Haven Superior Court.
Woodbridge's zoning commission unanimously approved splitting 1990 Litchfield Turnpike into two lots and set hearings for Oct. 5 and Nov. 2.
West Haven’s $2.5 million downtown grant request cleared a state board Tuesday, advancing plans for upgrades at the West Haven Green, Curtiss Place and a small-business microgrant program.
Wallingford is one of the few Connecticut towns with its own electric utility — and residents pay significantly less than Eversource and UI customers. Here's how it works and what you save.
North Branford school agendas listed budget workshops, fees, renovations and curriculum topics; assessment agendas scheduled motor-vehicle appeal hearings.
Branford’s Board of Education was scheduled to meet Sept. 16 with an agenda covering school policy first readings, an e-bikes grant, the press box and the senior graduation date.
Curaleaf’s Meriden dispensary, the relocated Hartford store at 443 South Broad Street, celebrates its grand opening all day Friday, September 25, with games, giveaways and a food truck.
New Haven approved a 12-month pause on new data centers, while exempting quantum-computing and life-sciences research facilities tied to a city innovation cluster.
New Haven committees were scheduled to address a $27 million bond proposal, public safety cameras, a Sylvan Avenue lease and tax-abatement requests.
Bridgeport, CT property tax guide — 43.45 mill rate, due dates, grace periods, online payment options, and how to avoid late fees.
A pedestrian was injured in a Bridgeport hit-and-run on State Street late Thursday night and taken to St. Vincent’s Medical Center.
West Haven plans four noise-detection devices along its shoreline after the City Council approved an ordinance amendment; first offenses will cost $100, with each repeat adding another $100.