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Human remains may be of missing student
State Police are investigating whether human remains found in the woods off Quarry Road is that of missing Eastern Connecticut State University student Alyssiah Marie Wiley.
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2013 Memorial Day parades in Connecticut
Sunday, May 26th at 2pm the Memorial Day parade in Ansonia will begin at Nolan Field.
Towns, cities fight to restore school bus funds
Proposed cuts to local school transportation Town Governor's budget Legislative budget Ansonia $70,783 $70,783 Bridgeport $1.18 million $1.5 million Derby $77,889 $83,384 Easton $314 $314 Fairfield $9,150 $20,645 Milford $273,684 $309,766 Monroe $57,511 $62,438 Seymour $117,070 $117,070 Shelton $123,409 $132,853 Stratford $249,894 $324,219 Trumbull ... (more)
Police Divers to Search Water for Missing ECSU Student
A state police dive team will search several bodies of water on Thursday in the search for missing ECSU student Alyssiah Wiley.
It's Official: Connecticut Sets 24-Hour Snowfall Record In February
A little frost put a nip in the air across Fairfield County this week, but it was nothing like this past February, which was a record-setter in the state.
Sun Still Have Tough Cuts To Make
Each of the 12 WNBA teams has only 11 roster spots, which makes it difficult for rookies and free agents.
Connecticut's Job Losses: How Much Is It Changing Labor Force Participation?
Economists at the Federal Reserve ran a study to isolate how much the shrinking labor force has to do with demographic changes - fewer high school and college students working part-time jobs, and Baby Boomers reaching retirement age - and how much is the economy.
Airbus 'more confident' on A350 as profits rise
Airbus expressed growing optimism about the schedule for the keenly-awaited maiden flight of its A350 on Tuesday, amid speculation that its first new jet in almost a decade could debut before next month's Paris air show.
Exclusive: EU to warn China it may levy duties against Huawei - sources
The European Commission plans to send a formal warning to China that it is ready to levy sanctions against telecoms equipment makers Huawei and ZTE Corp over illegal subsidies, people close to the matter said.
M&S signs accord on fire and building safety in Bangladesh
Marks & Spencer , Britain's biggest clothing retailer, said on Tuesday it had joined other store groups in signing an accord on fire and building safety in Bangladesh .
Former BlackRock fund manager arrested in insider trading probe
Asset manager BlackRock said on Tuesday that one of its former employees was arrested in April by City of London police on suspicion of insider dealing.
Travelers Championship Welcomes Back Defending Champ; Announces 6 Commitments
Westwood, a veteran Ryder Cup player for Europe, will be joined by Dufner, who won twice on the PGA Tour last year.
Hundreds On Hand For Asaph Schwapp Services
WINDSOR A line of friends and family began forming Tuesday morning before the start of a service for Asaph Schwapp, the Hartford native and former Notre Dame football player who died last week.
Justices stay out of stock market indexes copyright fight
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider a dispute over CBOE Holdings Inc's long-running legal battle to prevent rival International Securities Exchange from listing options on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
Yes, Rebuild Sandy Hook School On Site
What to do about Sandy Hook Elementary School has been a wrenching decision for Newtown.
Associated Press Says Government Seized Journalists' Phone Records, Including Hartford AP Bureau
The Associated Press said on Monday the U.S. government secretly seized telephone records of AP offices and reporters for a two-month period in 2012, describing the acts as a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into news-gathering operations.
Taylor Townsend Give Tennis Tips As Part Of New Haven Open Program
Taylor Townsend, the No. 1 ranked junior in the world, was in New Haven Monday morning to give tennis tips to more than 300 New Haven youngsters as part of the 12th annual First Niagara Free Lesson program associated with the New Haven Open.
Philadelphia Abortion Doctor Found Guilty Of Murder
A jury in its 10th day of deliberations found a Philadelphia abortion doctor guilty of murder in the deaths of three infants but cleared the doctor of murder charges in the death of another.
Transocean chairman to step down after Icahn attack
Transocean Ltd said on Monday that Chairman Michael Talbert will step down later this year, in a move that comes just days before the culmination of a fight between the offshore driller and investor Carl Icahn in which Talbert was a target.
Groups Organize Hikes For All Ages And Ability
May and June offer some of the most comfortable hiking conditions of the year, and the hiking opportunities for people of all ages - children through retirees - are abundant.