Trumbull News

According to police it was a "distraction theft", two suspects entered the store to distract workers while a third grabbed five rings, and the fourth suspect acted as a lookout.

Ricky Jutkiewicz, of Yardley, PA, poses for a selfie in front of Ken Kesey's "Further" Bus, a replica of the original featured in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, the 1968 new journalism classic, at the 19th annual Gathering of the Vibes Musical Festival at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Conn.

Vidal/Wettenstein, a Westport-based commercial real estate firm, has been retained by RVW Limited Partnership to offer for sale/lease the property at 48 Monroe Turnpike in Trumbull.

A Trumbull woman turned herself in to Fairfield police after video surveillance showed her hitting a parked car outside a bar in April, police said.

Herbst on Monday wrote to Paul Timpanelli, a constituent who runs the Greater Bridgeport Regional Business Council, and state Sen. Anthony Musto, another Trumbull resident who represents that town and Bridgeport.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has done Gov. Dannel Malloy and the rest of Connecticut's government officials a huge favor by postponing the implementation of a regulation that could bring more tribal gaming to the state.

First Selectman Tim Herbst's use of the town's robo-call system is ringing up more trouble for the state treasurer candidate.

Mirmina and his wife, Ann-Marie, are two of many Milford shoreline residents still struggling through red tape to get the government money they've been promised to fix their storm-damaged houses and move back home.

Kelsey Gangnath, left, Phil Gangnath, center, and Mikey Gangnath, of Trumbull, clap after hearing a song by a Beatles cover band during Danbury Fields Forever III at Ives Concert Park on the Western Connecticut State University Westside Campus in Danbury, Conn.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has written to the U.S. secretary of the Interior to complain about the Bureau of Indian Affairs' failure to schedule a public hearing in Connecticut on proposed changes in the federal-recognition process for Indian tribes.

Police report a two-vehicle accident at the hazardous intersection of Hawleyville Road, Currituck Road, and Obtuse Road about 5:30 pm on July 16. Hawleyville volunteer firefighters responded to the scene.

Gail G. Trell, left, and Johnna Freud, both of Stamford, look over literature as Mark Langfan, chair of the board of the Americans for a Safe Israel, speaks during the Fairfield County Rally for Solidarity, Security and Peace at the Jewish Community Center in Stamford, Conn., on Wednesday, July 23, 2014.

Claire Gold stands in the hallway of the Discovery Magnet School in Bridgeport, Conn.

By Abby Howe Trumbull resident Paul deRegt will be riding in the CT Challenge this year with the Camp Rising Sun Team.

Governor Dannel P. Malloy and Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Robert Klee today announced that as part of the ongoing celebration of the state parks centennial, this upcoming Saturday and Sunday - July 26 and 27 - will be "Free State Parks Weekend" in Connecticut.

Ron Kahn fills out his ballot during a special election at St. Joseph High School, in Trumbull, Conn.

Trumbull voters appear to have selected Democratic candidate Lainie McHugh to fill the vacancy on the Board of Finance, according to the unofficial tally reported Tuesday night by the Trumbull Times .

Not at this diner, where one of the regulars is lost in a bowl of chocolate ice cream and this week's issue of "The Weekly Standard."

Polls will be open until 8 p.m. tonight for a special election to fill the seat and unexpired term of Larry Miller, the state representative of the 122nd District, who died May 31. The 122nd District covers parts of Stratford, Shelton and Trumbull.

An 18-year-old was arrested early Saturday on a charge of disorderly conduct after she hosted a large and loud party at a relative's home on Garden Drive where she was pet-sitting, police said.