Investigator says fatal shooting by Connecticut police was ‘questionable,’ but declines to prosecute
Connecticut's inspector general says a fatal shooting by Bridgeport police officers last year was questionable, but there wasn't enough evidence to bring criminal charges.
Connecticut Office of Inspector General releases body camera footage of shooting that left 2 West Haven officers wounded, suspect dead
The Connecticut Office of Inspector General released its preliminary report and body camera footage of a shooting that left ...
Some CT town leaders push back on state's efforts to put more housing in their towns
State leaders in Connecticut, which needs 77,000 more housing units, have proposed legislation that local officials warn ...
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Connecticut reacts with sorrow following Washington D.C. plane-helicopter crash
Connecticut officials expressed sorrow Thursday after a plane vs. helicopter crash in Washington D.C. that is believed to ...
Inspector General finds fatal shooting by Bridgeport police in Ansonia was ‘questionable'
The Office of the Inspector General has determined that the 2024 Bridgeport police shooting of a man in Ansonia who died was ...
5 Officers Graduate From Police Academy
Five new officers have joined the Fremont Police Department following graduation last Thursday from the Alameda County ...
Inspector General finds fatal shooting by police in Connecticut was ‘questionable'
The Office of the Inspector General has determined that the 2024 Bridgeport police shooting of a man in Ansonia who died was ...
Trumbull police chief say state's sick paid leave law may affect department staffing
Trumbull Police Chief Michael Lombardo detailed the impact the state's new paid sick leave law could have on the department.
Connecticut looks to reshape hate crime laws at a time when reported crimes have doubled
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, after a three-year study, will ask state lawmakers to clarify state law on hate crimes.
CT GOP wants to cap future state worker pensions. Some are ‘making people multi-millionaires’
For decades, state troopers and corrections officers in the prisons have relied on large overtime payments to boost their pensions.