Connecticut

Man Live Streamed While Driving 100 MPH And Then Crashed His Car: Police

Connecticut State Police said the suspect filmed himself speeding onto an exit where drove through a guardrail and rolled over his vehicle.
By AP

Senator Learns Of Shooting While Speaking On House Floor

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) was speaking about gun violence on the Senate floor when an aide informed him of the deadly school shooting in Santa Clarita, California.
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World War II-Era Bomber Crash Leaves At Least 7 Dead

The plane was carrying 13 people when it went down at a Connecticut airport.
By Chris Ehrmann and Dave Collins, AP

Pastor Driving From Connecticut To El Paso To Show That ‘Love Goes Farther’ Than Hate

Adam Bowles hopes to raise at least one dollar for each of the 2,300 miles driven — funds that will go toward supporting the victims of the El Paso massacre.
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Brother Of Sandy Hook Victim Announces Run For Connecticut State Senate

JT Lewis, 19, said he's challenging incumbent Tony Hwang to honor his brother Jesse, who died in the 2012 school massacre.
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Here's What Democrats Can Do With Unified Control

The 2018 midterm election’s blue wave made a splash at more than just the federal level.
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Connecticut Passes Most Generous Paid Family Leave Law In The U.S.

The state will be the seventh to offer the benefit to new parents.
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Missing Mother's Estranged Husband And His Girlfriend Arrested

Jennifer Dulos, 50, went missing on May 24 after dropping her five kids off at school in Connecticut. She hasn't been found.
By Dave Collins, AP

Connecticut Passes $15 Minimum Wage

That makes it the fourth state just this year to sign off on $15.
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Fire Chief Suspects Arson Caused Connecticut Mosque Fire

A fire at the Diyanet Mosque was “intentionally set,” a New Haven fire official said.
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