Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel will not be retried in 1975 murder

A prosecutor said Friday that Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel will not face a second trial in the killing of Martha Moxley.

Zeta brings heavy rain to New York area

The New York area is expected to see heavy rainfall through Friday.

How to vote by mail using an absentee ballot in Connecticut

In light of the risks posed by the coronavirus pandemic, Connecticut now allows any registered voter to request an absentee ballot. Here is what you need to know.

Connecticut police chief accused of rigging his own hiring has resigned

The police chief of Connecticut's largest city has been arrested on charges that he teamed with Bridgeport's personnel director to rig the hiring process to make sure he'd get the job.

Towns testing sewage to track coronavirus spread

A number of municipalities in our area are monitoring wastewater for evidence of the coronavirus.

Danbury names sewage plant after HBO's John Oliver

Mayor Mark Boughton is showing John Oliver what he thinks about the comedian's expletive-filled rant about his city.

Danbury residents on alert after 'serious' virus outbreak

Residents of Danbury are being urged to take precautions after what officials have described as a “serious outbreak” of the coronavirus.

Restaurant-goers in Connecticut wary of indoor dining

Outdoor dining has drawn crowds across the tristate area but as cases of COVID-19 continue to surge elsewhere in the country, many restaurants in Connecticut have seen hesitation from customers when it comes to dining inside.

Farmers market sets up shop online during pandemic

With the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic, stay-at-home orders, a strained food supply chain, runs on groceries and social distancing requirements, a farmers market decided to open early for the season. But only for online orders.

Immigrants deliver food, 'hope' to workers hit by pandemic

These aide networks can be informal and operate on word-of-mouth and social media fundraising campaigns, the AP reported.

Connecticut town using drones for coronavirus response

The drones have sensors that can also monitor heart and breathing rates.  They can also detect sneezing and coughing from up to 190 feet.

Military medical crews caring for COVID-19 patients in Connecticut

Army reservists and national guardsmen are caring for COVD-19 patients in Connecticut. The Connecticut National Guard recently set up 200 beds at Stamford Hospital.

Fairfield County fund raises $1 million

A southwestern Connecticut foundation raised $1 million in pledges over the past week to help local nonprofits in the county hit hardest by the coronavirus. But demand for funding has already grown by at least another $560,000.

Special dog-walking services at no cost

Paw It Forward has is a nonprofit organization with dozens of volunteers and clients in six locations.

Connecticut police officer dies from heart attack

A young Connecticut police officer is being laid to rest days before Christmas after suffering a fatal heart attack.