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    Teen, 16, charged in stabbing death of Fairfield Prep student
    Police said the 16-year-old Milford resident was also charged with three counts of assault in the incident, which sent three other people to the hospital.
    By Peter Yankowski
  • File photo— A burnt area is backed by the still burning fast-moving brush fire behind it on Saturday afternoon along Beaver Bog Road, in New Fairfield. The fire grew from about 3 to 10 acres in just over an hour.
    Weather
    NWS: Wind, dry air increasing risk of fires in CT Wednesday
  • The Freelove Baldwin Stow DAR recently honored Milford resident John Krusinski with the NSDAR Community Service Award. Pictured are Kendra Davis, left, DAR Community Service Chair, Krusinski, and Barbara Steward, Chapter Regent DAR.
    News
    ‘I want to make others smile:’ Milford’s Krusinski earns DAR Good...
  • Milford Point Brewing Co. has become a popular distributor among Milford residents and local bars with beers named after Milford landmarks
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    Milford event brings together beer, art
  • FILE PHOTO
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    State police cruiser involved in Milford crash
  • FILE - This photo from Aug. 15, 2016, shows offshore wind turbines near Block Island, R.I.
    News
    Lamont faces test to see CT can get on track to meet 2040...
  • Past and present Kid Governor's of Connecticut and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz 
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    Connecticut’s ‘Kid Governor’ program launches in Oklahoma
  • Weather
    CT weather headed for summer-like temps this week
    Cyclists go for a ride along the Tod's Driftway loop on a sunny day at Greenwich Point Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. The state should see some sun after Monday’s thunderstorms, with more rain ahead during this week, according to the National Weather Service. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    Milford women’s group honors scholarship winners
    The Network of Executive Women (NEW) awarded scholarships to six women at its recent luncheon. Pictured, left to right, are Kelsey Concepcion, Kristen Miller, Gretchen Ramos-Guadalupe and Heather Taylor-Little. The Network of Executive Women (NEW) awarded scholarships to six women at its recent luncheon.
  • News
    Proposed bus facility will not impede Milford traffic, study says
    Durham School Services buses parked outside of the former Sears Auto Center at the Connecticut Post Mall in Milford on August 14, 2020 On an average day, 65 to 70 school buses are needed during the morning and afternoon shifts. By Saul Flores
  • News
    Gas prices in Connecticut set new record, AAA data shows
    Regular unleaded gas is sold for $4.99 per gallon at the West Broad Street Shell station in Stamford, Conn. Thursday, April 28, 2022. Data from AAA Northeast showed the average price for a gallon of gas now stands at $4.54 in Connecticut, breaking the previous record of $4.49 on March 11. By Peter Yankowski
  • Weather
    Severe thunderstorms weaken while passing through Connecticut
    After patchy fog followed by some rain on Thursday, March 17, 2022, the temperature in the state could reach nearly 70 degrees on Friday, March 18. Meteorologists said the storm was weakening Monday night as 900 people in Connecticut were without power. By Peter Yankowski and Liz Hardaway
Latest News
  • Legislative update: Senate passes ban on workplace ‘captive...
  • Legislative update: privacy for state employees, property...
  • Mother’s Day fashion show gives peek into downtown Milford’s offerings
  • NWS: Freeze watch in place as temperature drops
  • Freezing temperatures expected Sunday night into Monday
  • Thunderstorm, hail warnings issued for parts of Connecticut
  • CT lawmakers look to protect abortion rights
  • News
    First Black Milford firefighter’s widow says scholarship no honor
    Jolyn Walker holds a portrait of herself and her late husband, Judge, as she speaks during an interview in Milford, Conn. May 11, 2022. Judge Walker, a Milford firefighter, died in 2018. Jolyn Walker, wife of the late Judge Walker, said she thought the officials were “exploiting” her husband’s name. By Saul Flores
  • News
    CT cannabis license chances low for equity applicants
    Hugh Gallman says he knows he has a “slim-to-none” chance of obtaining a Connecticut cannabis retail license. "With legal cannabis, I see an opportunity for a lot of us individuals who were exposed to the war on drugs," Hugh Gallman said. By Julia Bergman
  • News
    For some in CT who haven’t caught COVID, inevitability sets in
    Stamford Hospital registered nurse Adrienne Stepkoski. While the CDC says as many as 1.5 million people in Connecticut may have contracted COVID, these people say they have never experienced symptoms or tested positive. By Jordan Nathaniel Fenster
  • News
    ‘Priceless:’ Foran brings back Unified prom after two-year hiatus
    Joseph A. Foran High's cafeteria played host to the annual Unified prom on Monday, May 9, 2022. This Unified prom, organized under the Unified Sports/Special Olympics umbrella, brought several high schools together at the Joseph A. Foran High this past week.
  • News
    CT families, beware of potential baby formula scams online
    CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 13: Baby formula is offered for sale at a big box store on January 13, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) As Connecticut’s shelves progressively become barren of baby formula, the Better Business Bureau is warning parents of potential online scams. By Liz Hardaway
Most Popular
  1. Milford teen, 16, charged in stabbing death of Fairfield Prep student James McGrath
  2. Police: Thieves caught after gunpoint Home Depot shoplifting in West Hartford
  3. State police cruiser involved in Milford crash
  4. Hartford police: Man slain overnight found shot inside a crashed car on Bellevue Street
  5. Widow of Milford’s first Black firefighter objects to use of husband’s name for scholarship
  6. Milford aldermen OK $238M budget with slight mill rate drop
  7. Column: ‘Tear down’ culture makes it easy to forget about history
  • News
    COVID cases rising in CT schools, as U.S. passes 1 million deaths
    Connecticut reported on Monday there have been nearly 50 more COVID-related hospitalizations in the past seven days. Though the use of at-home COVID-19 tests makes it difficult to truly assess the prevalence of the disease, what’s clear is that the numbers have trended steadily in the wrong direction. By Alex Putterman
  • News
    Milford’s Kids Count to host preschool showcase
    After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Kids Count of Milford will be hosting the Preschool Showcase on May 21 in the Milford Public Library’s Program Room. The showcase will run from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Kids Count of Milford will be hosting the Preschool Showcase on May 21 at Milford Public Library.
  • News
    Milford Marine Institute brings 19th century Sperm whale tooth to camps
    The Milford Marine Institute, Inc. recently acquired a large 19th century sperm whale tooth which will be shown to campers at its spring and summer camps. The Milford Marine Institute, Inc. recently acquired a large 19th century sperm whale tooth which will be shown to campers at its spring and summer camps. By Brian Gioiele
  • News
    Milford Arts Center welcomes back famous Argentine guitar duo
    The Milford Arts Center will host Argentine guitar duo Silvana Saldaña and Javier Bravo on May 20 at 8 p.m. with a masterclass on May 21 at 9:30 a.m. The duo’s appearance is sponsored by the The Milford Bank. Argentine guitar duo Silvana Saldaña and Javier Bravo will be making their return to Milford after 16 years, thanks to the Milford Arts Center.
  • News
    Police attempting to identify Milford bank robbery suspect
    Police are attempting to identify this suspect who is accused of attempting to rob the Webster Bank on Broad Street Tuesday afternoon. Police are attempting to identify a man who is accused of attempting to rob the Webster Bank on Broad Street Tuesday afternoon. By Liz Hardaway
  • News
    Milford schools address $400,000 overrun in heating expenses
    Milford Public Schools Staff froze two accounts, totaling $207,547 to help cover the monetary deficit in natural gas. By Saul Flores
  • News
    With COVID rising in CT, experts question seasonality of virus
    Over the past seven days, the COVID positivity rate has risen to nearly 8 percent in Connecticut while hospitalizations has increased by 39 patients. Last year at this time, COVID was waning. This year, it’s heading up. What does that mean for seasonality? By Jordan Nathaniel Fenster
  • News
    Sen. Matt Lesser drops out of CT secretary of the state race
    State Sen. Matt Lesser said Tuesday he will exit Connecticut’s secretary of the state race and instead run for reelection in his Senate district. State Sen. Matt Lesser said Tuesday he will exit Connecticut’s secretary of the state race and instead run for reelection in his Senate district. By Alex Putterman
  • Weather
    NWS: Brush fire risk rises in CT as windy, dry conditions persist
    FILE PHOTO: A brush fire in Derby in 2018. The risk of brush fires in Connecticut remains high as dry and windy conditions are expected again on Tuesday. Brush fire warnings have been issued throughout the Northeast, from western Main to eastern New York as dry and windy conditions continue this week. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    CT congressional races take shape as GOP seeks to regain power
    Connecticut’s congressional races are taking shape as Republicans seek to capitalize on dissatisfaction with President Joe Biden and record-high inflation to regain power in the U.S. House. Here’s a look at who gained their party’s endorsements for Connecticut’s congressional races. By Julia Bergman
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