CT leaders plan to crack down on street takeovers: ‘People are getting hurt’
Connecticut lawmakers are considering a proposed law that would enable municipalities to increase penalties for those engaged in illegal street takeovers while also seizing certain motor vehicles.
CT inspector general releases video footage of fatal officer-involved shooting in Hartford, IDs suspect
The Connecticut Office of Inspector General has released the initial report and police camera footage in connection with the ...
Suspect shot and killed by three officers in Hartford
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - Three officers shot and killed a suspect in Hartford, police confirmed. Police said that at around 2:30 ...
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Conn. Police Chiefs: Let Us Seize, Sell Cars Involved in Street Takeovers
The Connecticut Police Chiefs Association is urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would allow law enforcement agencies ...
West Hartford to vote on 112-unit affordable housing development on Highland Street
Vessel Technologies is seeking to build 112 units of housing, including some affordable options, in West Hartford.
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CT immigrant rights supporters rally in Hartford
Undeterred by the cold, more than 150 immigrant rights supporters marched from Hartford City Hall to the state Capitol on ...