Hartford Police Make Arrest In Fatal Shooting Of 74-Year-Old Fox CT Video

06/14/11 Follow Your Town News On The Courant's Hartford Facebook Page Police arrested an 18-year-old man Tuesday on charges he fatally shot a 74-year-old city man last month outside a market on Albany Avenue.

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Anrio Adams to participate in NBAPA Top 100 Camp

06/14/11 Local basketball standout Anrio Adams will participate in the NBAPA Top 100 Camp, starting Wednesday at the University of Virginia.

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Owner of 88 CT gas stations sued over prices

06/09/11 A company that acquired 88 gas stations in Connecticut from Exxon Mobil Corp. earlier this year is being sued on allegations it forced station operators to pay 17 cents to 22 cents more per gallon of gas when it took over and has played a major role in the state's high gas prices, The Associated Press reports.

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Republicans bash CT budget on Youtube

06/09/11 Republicans are using YouTube to sound off about Governor Malloy's budget.

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Hartford Colonials Sign NFL Veteran Safety

06/09/11 EAST HARTFORD, CT - June 9, 2011 - The Hartford Colonials signed veteran safety John Busing to a contract for the 2011 United Football League season. Terms were not disclosed.

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Preserving A Piece Of The Connecticut River

06/09/11 The Connecticut Forest & Park Association and Connecticut Light & Power get it.

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Carbon Monoxide Leak Inside East Hartford Home; 'Multiple People' Hospitalized, Police Say

06/09/11 Follow Your Town News On The Courant's East Hartford Facebook Page Multiple people were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning after above normal levels of the gas were found inside the May Road home, police said.

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Hurricane Season Begins after Weather Service Predicts Up to 18 Storms; Insuring a Trip before a Storm is Named Can ...

06/03/11 The National Hurricane Center says up to 18 storms, including up to 10 hurricanes, could cross the Atlantic between now and November. The prepaid cost of a summer or fall vacation disrupted by a storm can be saved, but only with travel insurance purchased before the storm is named.

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Quarterback Colt Brennan Signs Contract With The Hartford Colonials

06/03/11 EAST HARTFORD, CT - June 3, 2011 - Colt Brennan, the former Washington Redskins quarterback and a record-setting passer at the University of Hawaii, signed a contract with the Hartford Colonials for the 2011 United Football League season. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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CT man named marshal of veterans parade

06/03/11 An 89-year-old veteran of World War II who survived several major battles has been named the grand marshal of the 2011 Connecticut Veterans Parade.

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Young The Giant Hitting the Road With Incubus

06/03/11 Incubus have tapped Young The Giant to provide them sole-support on their late summer/early fall tour

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Resident Input Requested on Tariffville Post Office

06/02/11 The U.S. Postal Service is seeking residents' comments on a proposal to close the Tariffville Post Office, which was shuttered in February after concerns were raised about the structural integrity of the building that had housed the branch for more than 50 years.

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Watch the Fox CT Morning Show Friday To See Who's Signing With The Hartford Colonials

06/02/11 Watch the Fox CT Morning Show Friday to see who's signing with the Hartford Colonials Meet the newest members of the Hartford Colonials UFL team at Black Bear Saloon in Hartford at 8 p.m. The first 10 fans who show up wearing Colonials gear win free dinners.

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Horizon Lines Announces Results of 2011 Annual Stockholder Meeting

06/02/11 Horizon Lines, Inc. announced that shareholders at the company's annual meeting today re-elected two Class III directors and ratified the appointment of Horizon Lines' public accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP.

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Nightingale Awards

05/27/11 Johnson Memorial Medical Center nurses recently received Nightingale Awards for Excellence in Nursing. The award, in its 11th year, celebrates nurses who demonstrate excellence in clinical practice, leadership skills, and education.

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Study urges police to be cautious with stun guns

05/27/11 Police officers using stun guns should avoid shooting suspects multiple times or for prolonged periods to reduce the risk of potential injury or death, according to a new U.S. Justice Department study prompted by hundreds of police-involved deaths across the country.

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In Connecticut, A Return Of The Raven

05/22/11 Tucked into a crevice on a steep cliff-face on Cedar Mountain in Newington was a carefully crafted nest of sticks, the surrounding sheer rock stained white with bird droppings.

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Egress declines alum award

05/22/11 WORCESTER - A 2001 Assumption College graduate who was slated to receive the school's Young Alumnus award has declined the honor after a school official asked him about his recent $5,000 fine and suspension as a financial adviser for allowing someone else to take a licensing exam for him.

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UConn Losing Two Scholarships Due To Poor Grades

05/22/11 The national champion Connecticut men's basketball program will lose two scholarships for the upcoming season as a result of a poor Academic Performance Rating from the NCAA.

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Booklet, exhibition to shine spotlight on Victorian fashion in Sewickley Valley

05/22/11 The booklet "High Fashion in the Valley: Vintage Clothing from Sewickley Collections' has been created for a free exhibition of late Victorian and early Ewardian garments, to be held from May 31 through June 10 at Sewickley Valley Historical societ  read more »

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