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Attorney General: Stolen Laptop Contained Doctors' Private Data
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is investigating the theft of a Blue Cross Blue Shield laptop containing confidential information for nearly 19,000 health-care professionals in Connecticut.
Closing arguments scheduled in hunger strike case
A Connecticut judge is scheduled to hear closing arguments Tuesday in the case of an inmate on a hunger strike who's been force-fed by prison officials.
Tornado Boosted Wethersfield Tree-Planting Program
After a tornado ripped through town this summer, the Wethersfield Village Improvement Association saw increased interest in its latest project.
NYC mayor bruised by surprisingly close victory over Democratic underdog
Billionaire Mayor Michael Bloomberg heads toward a third term bruised by a surprisingly close re-election battle that exposed lingering anger over his reversal on term limits and his prodigious campaign spending.
Police say search of lake finds no trace of missing North Dakota college softball players
Dive teams found no trace of three missing college softball players during a search Tuesday of a North Dakota lake where the women often went star gazing as authorities focused on tracing two cell phone calls made just before the three disappeared.
High Court Refuses To Hold Hearing On Sex Abuse Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport's appeal of a state court decision to make public more than 12,000 pages of sexual abuse files involving clergy.
A judge on Thursday dismissed the charge against a man who was arrested in connection with the death of a Ticonderoga, N.Y., man whose decomposed body was found two months after he crashed his car on I-91 in Enfield.
Charles Dickens ' most popular creation, Ebenezer Scrooge, usually takes on the tenor of the times, so it's not surprising that Robert Zemeckis ' new performance-capture animation version of "A Christmas Carol" has its star, Jim Carrey , musing about where his Scrooge fits in today.
A taxi cab driver was in critical condition after being shot in the back of the neck Thursday on Babcock Street.
Smart Grid grant to help give usage control to users
By 2011, thousands of customers at five municipally owned utilities in Connecticut will be able to determine for themselves when it costs the least to run clothes driers or air conditioners.
Conn. therapist charged with sexual assault
Guilford police say they've arrested a therapist for having a sexual relationship with a depressed patient who tried to commit suicide earlier this year when the counselor broke up with her.
4 Men Charged In Home Invasion, Stabbings
Police arrived at 35 Neelans Road about 2:40 a.m. Sunday to find a bloody mess. Two men suffered deep facial wounds and two women were also injured, police said.
30 Percent Chance Of Rain For Series Game 1
There could be more soggy weather in the Bronx for Game 1 of the World Series. John Murray , a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, says there's a 30 percent chance of showers for Wednesday night's opener between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees .
Norwich Woman Victim Of Home Invasion
Norwich police say they searching for a knife-wielding home invasion suspect who broke into a woman's home and assaulted her.
Hartford police are investigating the death of 46-year-old woman whose body was found Saturday night in a van in the city's Frog Hollow neighborhood.
Rockville Edges RHAM; Glastonbury Is 6-0
Corey Cinamella had a go-ahead 48-yard touchdown run with under four minutes to play to help Rockville defeat RHAM 22-16 in a CCC Division IV game in Hebron.
Bruno Happy To Work With Auriemma
Friends for decades, kindred spirits when it comes to basketball, DePaul coach Doug Bruno and Geno Auriemma tend to see things the same way.
Norwich Tech Student Faces Weapons, Terrorism Charges
A 15-year-old Norwich Technical High School student is facing a number of charges after allegedly threatening to hurt people at the school.
Memories, Music Drive A Film About Jack Kerouac's Introspective Last Novel, 'Big Sur'
Nearly half a century after its debut, Jack Kerouac 's "Big Sur" is getting its due.
Jeff Jacobs: A Terrible Loss In Storrs
This late Sunday morning crept gray and cold and ugly on the campus of the state university.