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Ex-NYU finance director admits $3M fraud scheme to fund home renovations
A former finance director at New York University has pleaded guilty to a more than $3 million fraud scheme that authorities say helped fund renovations to her home in Connecticut. Cindy Tappe, 57, of Westport, Connecticut, used her position at the Manhattan school to divert money intended for minority- and women-owned businesses, the offices of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg…
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CT contractor faces charges for death of worker in NY trench collapse
A contractor from Connecticut is facing charges in connection to the death of a worker following a trench collapse in New York in 2021. The Westchester County Office of the District Attorney said Michael Conway, 59, of Bethel, is facing charges for negligent homicide in his role as director of project development of a construction company called Lecher Development LLC….
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Prosecution rests case in Michelle Troconis trial
News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Connecticut parents defend child facing racism in school
Connecticut parents were forced to confront the Westport Board of Education after their child had repeatedly been a victim of racist incidents at school. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Connecticut's Bruce Museum selects first artist-in-residence
As Black History Month is celebrated across the tri-state, the Bruce Museum in Greenwich is introducing its first artist-in-residence: Kimberly Klauss, who brings a narrative woven from the diverse threads of her life’s journey. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Connecticut church pastor accused of selling meth out of rectory
A Connecticut pastor has been arrested on allegations that he sold crystal meth out of his church’s rectory, police said.
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Connecticut has a shortage of marijuana. New York farms have had too much. What to do?
Connecticut marijuana retailers say a dearth of licensed growers in the state’s fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shortage of product to sell. The supply problem has appeared after slow retail growth in New York last year left growers there struggling with the opposite: an excess of supply. It would seem both problems could easily be solved...
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CT proposal to cancel up to $2 billion in medical debt
There’s relief on the way to people with medical debt in Connecticut. News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Weed arrest to dispensary owner: Meet the owner of Dazed
Dazed Cannabis, a Black and veteran owned legal dispensary opened in the heart of Union Square, inside the historical Decker Building.
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Special Mayoral Primary Election Continues in Bridgeport
John Gomes is now running as an independent candidate in the Bridgeport, Connecticut after losing the democratic race. Lynda Baquero reporting.
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Tri-state area ranks among the worst places to retire in 2024, study says
Retirement is meant to be a time of enjoyment and relaxation after years of hard work. However, the years leading up to retirement, according to financial experts, should be marked with saving as much as possible to cover your costs when you no longer work. Retirement can be a stressful time for some with 28% of adults not saving money…
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Can shoveling snow cause a heart attack?
Shoveling snow is not only annoying, but it can actually put a strain on your heart. According to the American Heart Association, research shows that the exertion from shoveling snow may lead to an increased risk of having a heart attack. So, what’s the deal? Why could shoveling snow lead to a heart attack? According to the National Safety Council,...
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Winter weather alerts in effect through Friday night: Storm Team 4
NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington and meteorologist Violeta Yas provide update on the third slate hitting the tri-state area in a week.
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How to keep your pets safe during extreme winter weather
The third winter storm in roughly a week is set to hit the tri-state area Friday — all before ushering in the coldest air the region has seen in nearly a year. As extreme winter weather and low temperatures threaten much of the country in the upcoming days, it is important to make sure family, friends and neighbors are safe….
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Michelle Troconis trial starts in CT
Sarah Wallace reports for News 4 New York.
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These tri-state cities are among the worst for keeping New Year's resolutions, study says
“New year, new me.” With a new year comes new goals and intentions — and while they may be easy to set, it can be hard to keep them. A new survey finds that where you live may actually impact if you succeed in keeping your resolutions. WalletHub compared more than 182 cities across the United States to determine what…
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New exhibits at Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk
News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Times Square was packed once again on New Year's Eve for iconic ball drop
Revelers came from all over the world to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Times Square. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Cannabis sales and gaming are allowed on Christmas and New Year's Day in CT, but alcohol is not
Sales of liquor are not allowed at several places on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day in the state, but cannabis sales and gaming are not affected, according to the Department of Consumer Protection. Package stores must remain closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day and grocery stores cannot sell beer on the two holidays. Manufacturer permits are...
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Minimum wage goes up Monday. How much more will I make?
Workers will be able to see that raise in their checks starting January 1, 2024.