HAN News Update, Dec. 7

Kate Czaplinski is joined by Mike Suppe for high school sports updates. Donald Eng also takes a look back on this day in history.

Special guest Kate Powell of the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority.

Here are some of the stories we are following, Dec. 7:

Numerous items, including a .22 caliber rifle were allegedly stolen from a Downs Road home during a July 4 party and the suspect has just been charged. The items were later sold at a Bridgeport pawn shop, police said.

In Darien, Police say a trail of oil helped lead them to the home of a drunk driver who allegedly fled the scene of an accident.

Police say a man was arrested after he drove his car through the front door and into the lobby of a Connecticut hotel.

A threat received on a student's cell phone prompted a brief lockdown at West Haven High School Monday morning.

In Stratford a Sunday night water main break is still causing problems this morning.

Governor Dannel P. Malloy has directing U.S. and state flags in Connecticut to remain at half-staff on Monday, Dec. 7, in recognition of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Keisean Chavis, 13, of New Haven.

Average retail gasoline prices in Connecticut have not moved in the past week, averaging $2.24 per gallon yesterday, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 1,540 gas outlets in Connecticut.

Residents of Ridgefield brought two different perspectives on medical marijuana to town officials recently.

Students from Stratford and Bunnell high schools planning to visit France and Italy next April will not get to take the trip as planned.

John DeRosa, a member of the Milford Board of Education, has died, and residents and politicians are mourning the passing of a community leader.

In Darien, Police say a trail of oil helped lead them to the home of a drunk driver who allegedly fled the scene of an accident.

Police say a man was arrested after he drove his car through the front door and into the lobby of a Connecticut hotel.