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  • Aerial drone photos capture snow fall in Stamford on Dec. 17, 2020.
    Connecticut
    Only one CT county has really grown since 2010. Here's why.
    Although Connecticut has suffered from notoriously stagnated population growth, one county has brought in 50,000 new residents from 2010-2021.
    By Amy Coval
  • Computer illustration of Candida fungi (yeast). The most common representatives of Candida fungi are C. albicans and C. auris with similar morphology. C. albicans is found on the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth, genitals, respiratory and digestive tracts. The most common disease caused by C. albicans is vaginal candidiasis (thrush). C. auris was first identified in 2009. It causes serious multidrug-resistant infections in hospitalized patients and has high mortality rates. It causes bloodstream, wound and ear infections and has also been isolated from respiratory and urine specimens. Most C. auris infections are treatable with antifungals from the echinocandin group of drugs.
    News
    What CT should know as CDC warns C. auris is 'urgent threat'
  • Milford City Hall, in Milford, Conn. Feb. 16, 2023.
    News
    Milford likely to see higher mill rate with proposed budget
  • An exterior view of television stations WTNH and WCTX on Elm Street in New Haven.
    News
    WTNH Storm 8 hires meteorologist Zack Duhaime
  • Heidi Voight and Ted Koppy from NBC Connecticut will be hosting the Milford Trick or Trot 5K.
    News
    Heidi Voight returns to on-air slot for NBC Connecticut
  • Milford resident and West Haven second grade teacher Marie Chutjian is opening her ceramics studio, Sunshine Ceramics, at 22 Broad Street in Milford, Conn.
    News
    CT teacher opening pottery studio at former Milford candy shop
  • The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its spring 2023 outlook predicting U.S. temperatures for April, May and June.
    Weather
    Warmer than usual spring expected in CT, NOAA forecasters say
  • Politics
    Packaging is at the center of debate over CT's trash dilemma
    The waste-processing side of the MIRA trash-to-energy plant in Hartford’s South Meadows. In recent years, an average of 2,500 tons of garbage were dumped and processed daily at MIRA. But when the plant shuts down in the next year or so, all that tonnage will need to go somewhere else. A plan to remove up to 190,000 tons of paper, cardboard and plastic packaging from Connecticut's waste stream has drawn opposition from haulers and recyclers.  By John Moritz
  • News
    Bridgeport continues to try to flout CT public records law
    Dina Scalo, an attorney for the City of Bridgeport, appears before the Connecticut Freedom of Information Council on Feb. 22, 2023. Despite promises to improve transparency and compliance with Connecticut’s public records law, the City of Bridgeport once again attempted to flout the rules this month, sparking questions about if the city is moving too slowly to reform. By Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
  • News
    Milford finance board cuts $1.8M from schools' budget request
    Milford Public Schools The Board of Finance approved a $104.6 million school budget, a decrease of $1.8 million from Board of Education's $106.8 million request. By Saul Flores
  • News
    Meet the Stamford woman devoted to ending restraint and seclusion
    After her son Christian was restrained or secluded nearly 50 times in a two-year period, Latisha Johnson devoted herself to ending the practices in Connecticut. She was one of several dozen people to submit testimony on the subject ahead of a public hearing Wednesday. Latisha Johnson, whose son Christian was frequently restrained and secluded, is among the parents and advocates supporting legislation to restrict the practices in Connecticut. By Alex Putterman
  • News
    Lamont calls improved access to child care vital for families
    Children at Boehringer Ingelheim  In a visit to Ridgefield's Boehringer Ingelheim offices, the governor signed an executive order to create a Connecticut Blue-Ribbon Panel on Child Care.  By Sandra Diamond Fox
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  • News
    Evader apprehended after cop recognizes car, Milford police say
    Kayvon McCoy, 26, of New Haven, was apprehended Tuesday after a local police officer recognized a car in the Connecticut Post Mall parking lot as one that had previously been involved in a pursuit, according to Milford police. Milford police said "numerous items of contraband," including a loaded revolver, a spent shell casing and two pill bottles, were located inside the vehicle. By Caroline Tien
  • News
    Former UConn, NBA stars have shot contest at Milford brewery
    Former UCONN men's basketball star Scott Burrell, right, takes on Haddad and Partners CEO Brian Cohen in a game of pop a shot basketball at a celebration of the digital creative agency's 16th anniversary at Dockside Brewery in Milford, Conn on Thursday, March 16, 2023. Fans had the chance to play against former UConn stars, including Scott Burrell and Chris Smith, at Dockside Brewery to tip off March Madness. By Staff Reports
  • News
    CT family says Marty the Bear may be gone from under their deck
    Marty the Bear emerging from the Dashukewich family's deck. With Marty the Bear being gone for four days now, the family thinks the black bear may have left his hibernation spot for the season. By Amy Coval
  • Cannabis in Connecticut
    Haar: Cannabis numbers show no great haul for state coffers
    Fairfield's Dave Novak, the first customer in line for adult use cannabis sales, checks out with help from dispensary agent Aidan Coimin at Fine Fettle cannabis dispensary in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023. A total of seven cannabis dispensaries in the state began adult use recreational cannabis sales on Tuesday, with Fine Fettle being the only location in Fairfield County. To prevent long lines and an overflowing parking lot, Fine Fettle Stamford requires customers to pre-order online and schedule a time for pick up. Cannabis sales and state tax receipts in CT have gone slower than some hoped but have increased each week in a market with serious challenges. By Dan Haar
  • News
    Parents, advocates speak against restraint, seclusion in CT
    State Child Advocate Sarah Eagan speaks during a public hearing in front of the legislature's Education Committee, in Hartford, Conn. March 15, 2023. "She didn't need to be restrained or secluded, she needed to be supported," one mother testified. By Alex Putterman

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  3. Police: Car stolen at gunpoint outside Bridgeport shopping center
  4. Lawyer: Family of Julie Minogue, Milford woman killed with ax, to sue the city and police
  5. Driver, 16, in NY crash that killed 5 Derby children did not have permit or license, official says
  6. Milford likely to see higher mill rate with proposed budget
  7. Milford finance board cuts $1.8M from schools' budget request
  • Education
    CT colleges can withhold transcripts when students owe money
    A 25-year-old Central Connecticut State University student was charged with voyeurism and third-degree trespassing in January for allegedly spying on two female athletes showering in a women's locker room on campus, according to an arrest warrant. Pictured: Davidson Hall, on the campus of Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, Connecticut. Colleges and universities withhold transcripts for students with outstanding debts. Advocates want to prohibit the practice. By Jessica Bravo
  • Connecticut
    Haar: CT choir heading to Carnegie Hall for a global cause
    Jon Noyes, founder and director of the Fairfield County Children's Choir, at a rehearsal for the group's performance at Carnegie Hall in New York on Friday, March 17, with the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland.  For Fairfield County Children's Choir, a St. Patrick's Day performance with the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland at Carnegie Hall marks 25 years of peace. By Dan Haar
  • Politics
    CT energy prices, industry could see dramatic changes under bill
    The Connecticut State Capitol, in Hartford, Conn. Jan 24, 2023. At a time of soaring CT consumer costs for utilities, a key legislative committee on Tuesday approved a wide-ranging bill to save them money. By Ken Dixon
  • Weather
    How much rain and snow has CT received from winter storm?
    Snow falls in Ridgefield, Conn. on Tuesday, March 14, 2022. A winter nor'easter has brought heavy rain and nearly a foot of snow in parts of Connecticut Tuesday morning.  By Derek Turner, Abby Weiss
  • News
    Milford Democrats nominate replacement mayor candidate
    Milford City Hall, in Milford, Conn. Feb. 16, 2023. The Milford Board of Aldermen will have a special meeting to appoint a mayor from the same party as the mayor who is stepping down. By Saul Flores
  • News
    Milford Christian Academy sues state over vaccine requirements
    Pastor Jim Loomer speaks during news conference in front of Milford Christian Church, in Milford, Conn. March 10, 2023. Milford Christian Academy, a kindergarten to 12th grade facility located at 989 New Haven Ave., has been open for 18 years. The church has about 50 members and the vaccine requirements affect about 10 students, according to the church's pastor. By Ethan Fry, Saul Flores
  • News
    CT winter nor’easter: early school dismissals, parking bans
    Snow covers a street in Norwalk, Conn. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023. The first major snow event of the season brought several inches to communities along the coast, with higher amounts forecast further inland. Follow to see active parking bans, and municipality and school closures across the state in response to the storm. By Staff Reports
  • Politics
    CT legislators ask for hard data on TikTok spying
    Some lawmakers and officials have said TikTok is a national security concern. (Dreamstime/TNS) As lawmakers consider banning TikTok from state-owned devices, documents obtained by CT Insider via FOI indicate FBI has no more evidence of TikTok espionage. By Vincent Gabrielle
  • News
    19th century Darien girl's headstone found in Milford cemetery
    Victor Ives, of Wilbert Funeral Services, transports and installs the headstone of Emma F. Bingham from Milford to her resting place at Noroton River Cemetery in Darien, Conn. Tuesday, March 7, 2023. Bingham died on Sept. 24, 1863 at the age of three and her headstone was mysteriously discovered in Milford Cemetery's storage despite her being buried 30 miles away in the Noroton River Cemetery in Darien. The stone was cleaned and returned to its original location in Darien on Tuesday. The stone, belonging to 3-year-old Emma Bingham, was found in a storage shed along with other stones that needed cleaned or repaired. By Mollie Hersh
  • News
    Milford firefighters make up half of city's top earners
    Milford Fire Department. Out of the top 30 salaries for the city of Milford, 15 are claimed by Milford Fire Department personnel. Others include officers and school officials. By Saul Flores
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