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This Nov. 9, 2012 photo provided by the U.S. Attorney's Office shows Babar Ahmad, extradited in October 2012 with Syed Talha Ahsan to the United States from Britain on charges of supporting terrorists through websites.

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It has been two months since Fairfield's Representative Town Meeting approved the 2014 budget, and yet the cries of acrimony continue over the fact that RTM Republicans imposed a limit to the year-over-year spending increases.

Placard-wielding protesters filled the front steps of New Haven's federal court building to spread a message: The unaccompanied children coming over the Mexican border aren't freeloaders; they're refugees.

Michael W. Roberts, 56, of 8 Park Ave., Westerly, was charged Wednesday with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and passing in a no-passing zone.

A group rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse to demand a solution to the growing crisis at the US-Mexico border.

Luis A. Martinez, 24, of New Haven, was arrested Wednesday and charged with car break-ins at The Edge.

A New Haven police officer was forced to shoot an escaped pit bull who attacked him Wednesday, after the dog's owner called police fearing for the safety of park goers.

New Haven Producer Trish Clark and David Brown, from Good Natured Dog Team Leader - DB Studios Multimedia, talk about the 48 Hour Film Project.

Crew members aboard the Freedom Schooner Amistad perform routine maintenance while docked at Long Wharf Pier in New Haven Wednesday, July 9, 2014.

That promise comes from city officials following a campaign by neighbors on the dead-end street, which straddles the New Haven and Hamden border.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy traveled to New Haven on Wednesday to tout the elderly renters' rebate program, but a high-ranking Republican senator said the appearance was hypocritical because Malloy had previously cut the program.

Colleen Stimola of Redding helped lift the spirits of patients in Norwalk Hospital's Pediatric Department to earn her Girl Scout Gold Award.

Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor, reacting to revelations about the criminal pasts and fake backgrounds of some staffers at the private Family Urban Schools of Excellence, threw his support behind Bridgeport school officials' plans to sever their relationship with the charter school manager.

Financial gifts toward the cost of the repairs can be made online. Friends who may have security or surveillance equipment or materials they wish to donate are asked to contact Linda Casey, Director of Development and Strategic Planning.

Deirdre M. Daly, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, today announced that IULIAN SCHIOPU, 34, of Romania, was sentenced yesterday by Chief U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall in New Haven to 45 months of imprisonment for his role in an extensive Internet "phishing" scheme.

Adam Marchand's neighbors had nowhere to park their cars except the street. But snow plows couldn't get through.

Connecticut commuters on a small Metro-North Railroad branch line are fed up with what they say is substandard service and are organizing to make sure they're not ignored.

Gigantic sea scorpions that lurked in the ocean more than 400 million years ago weren't as scary as they sound, a new study suggests.

Visitors wanting to spend some extra time in New Haven may soon have a new temporary place to call home.