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Man accused of stalking UConn star Paige Bueckers found with an engagement ring near CT airport
Police reports say a man charged with stalking UConn basketball star Paige Bueckers was found with an engagement ring and lingerie when he was arrested near a Connecticut airport.
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Police warn of email ‘sextortion' money scam
Police in Stamford are warning about scammers trying to steal money by threatening to expose sex acts caught on camera. News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Connecticut highway signs spark tri-state trash talk
Adam Harding reporting on Connecticut highway signs sparking tri-state trash talk.
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Connecticut claims to be ‘Pizza Capital of the U.S.' NJ governor disagrees
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy let everyone know he is not happy with Connecticut’s new road signs welcoming drivers to “the Pizza Capital of the United States.”
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‘Pizza Capital of the US': Connecticut's welcome to drivers may irk NY, NJ residents
Connecticut has a new way to welcome drivers as they enter the state — which may illicit reactions from New York and New Jersey.
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Young democrat voters mobilize battleground districts across the tri-state
A team of young Democrats from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are targeting crucial counties that could make or break control of Congress. All 43 congressional districts within these states are on the ballot this November, and young voters are a pivotal voting bloc that can swing the election. The effort includes canvassing in New York’s 3rd, 4th, 17th,…
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1 dead, 2 people missing after boat crash in Connecticut
One person has died after a boat crash in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, Monday night, while two others are missing and five people are in the hospital.
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Rapper Fatman Scoop dead at 53 after collapse on stage at Connecticut concert
Rapper Fatman Scoop has died following a medical emergency on stage in Connecticut Friday night, his tour manager confirmed Saturday.
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2 Eastern Europeans charged in ‘swatting' former US president, members of Congress
The calls also included threats to carry out mass shootings at New York City synagogues and to set off explosives at the U.S. Capitol and a university, the indictment said.
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Death of CT man found in river may be related to flooding that killed 2 others, police say
Police in Connecticut say the death of a man whose body was found in a river downstream from his submerged pickup truck may be related to the destructive flooding that killed two other people in the state last weekend.
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WATCH: Bear wanders in Connecticut neighborhood
A family in Connecticut received a scare when a black bear took a stroll through their neighborhood.
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Connecticut mom who lost home in devastating flood reunited with priceless memento
A chance encounter led to some good news for a Connecticut mom whose home collapsed during the deadly flooding that struck parts of the state on Sunday.
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Power bills surging across the tri-state
Lynda Baquero reporting on power bills surging across the tri-state.
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CT family accuses doctor of vacuuming newborn's head 15 times, ignoring mother's request for c-section
A Connecticut family whose day-old infant died of a massive hemorrhage in February filed a lawsuit accusing a Greenwich Hospital delivery doctor of vacuuming the newborn’s head more than a dozen times during birth.
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‘Generation Text': Teens go on a phone ‘fast' for a week
As part of an I-Team investigation into the impact of smartphones and social media on teenage mental health, a group of teenagers agreed to give up their phones for a week and share how it went and how they felt. News 4’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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Generation Text: NBC survey of principals reveals deep concern about impact of phones in schools
An exclusive national survey of school administrators shows principals and vice principals are alarmed by how smartphones and social media have transformed school hallways and classrooms. By wide margins, hundreds of school leaders polled in the survey said they believe phones are having negative impacts on student mental health, making kids tired and distracted, and amplifying conflict and bullying in…
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Generation Text: See the full NBC survey results as principals reveal concern about phones in schools
An exclusive national survey of school administrators shows principals and vice principals are alarmed by how smartphones and social media have transformed school hallways and classrooms. By wide margins, hundreds of school leaders polled in the survey said they believe phones are having negative impacts on student mental health, making kids tired and distracted, and amplifying conflict and bullying in…
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Olympics trivia: Did you know these fun Olympics facts?
The Paris Olympics are finally here and the world is buzzing. If you aren’t hyped yet, here are a few fun facts that will get you in the Olympics mood.
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Festival season 2024: When and where Connecticut's fairs will be this fall
Carnivals, festivals and fairs, oh my! Nothing says summer in New England quite like a good country fair, and as we reach the midpoint of summer, carnival season is officially upon us. Here’s a list of the Connecticut fairs on tap for the coming months: JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
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Tri-state school systems among the best in nation, study finds. Here's how they rank
A quality school system is at the forefront for any parent when it comes to their children’s future, particularly when many consider that academic resources can pave the way for future success. With this in mind, WalletHub looked into the states with the best and worst school systems for 2024. Comparing 50 states and Washington, D.C. across 32 key metrics,…