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  • Darien Police patrol vehicles have a new look.
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    Norwalk woman accused of defrauding Darien company applies for AR
    Daria Opolski, accused of defrauding a Darien company out of nearly $200,000 over several years, applied for a pretrial probationary program in state Superior Court.
    By Pat Tomlinson
  • FILE PHOTO - Wilton authorities are warming the public to stay away from a downed tree and wires on Old Huckleberry Road.   
    News
    CT drivers warned to avoid area due to fallen wires
  • Andie Rosafort leaves Danbury Superior Court on Wednesday. Rosafort, a former cafeteria aide with New Fairfield Public Schools, appear in court after she was charged with sexually assaulting a student. Wednesday, March 1, 2023, Danbury, Conn.
    News
    Warrant: Ex-CT 'lunch lady' sent nude pics to student for months
  • Darien Police patrol vehicles have a new look.
    News
    NJ man faces more charges in alleged money laundering scheme
  • A customer is turned away as the Trader Joe's store at 2258 Black Rock Turnpike is closed for cleaning after an associate tested positive for Covid-19 in Fairfield on Thursday.
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    Police: Men linked to series of phone thefts at Trader Joe's
  • Michelle Troconis, who has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit murder in the Jennifer Dulos case, walks into court with her attorney, Jon Schoenhorn, at the Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022.
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    Attorneys want courtroom shut for piece of evidence in Dulos case
  • State police are sending extra troopers to monitor Route 7 in Norwalk Friday night to look for reckless driving, street racing and street congregation.
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    CT man found dead on Route 7 in Norwalk, police said
  • News
    Bethel mom killed in murder-suicide was 'sunshine,' friends say
    Tracie-Marie Jones. Friends describe Traci-Marie Jones, a 52-year-old mother of three, as a charismatic and compassionate person, as well as a talented hairdresser.  By Kendra Baker
  • News
    Man must undergo competency hearing in Darien stabbing case
    Darien Police patrol vehicles have a new look. A state Superior Court judge ordered a competency hearing for the man, charged with attempting to stab a car hire service driver during a robbery. By Pat Tomlinson
  • News
    CT police charge NJ man in break-ins at Noroton Heights station
    The Darien Police Department at 25 Hecker Avenue in Darien, Conn on Tuesday, September 3, 2013. Darien police said they arrested a man accused of trying to break into cars parked at the Noroton Heights train station last week. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    Husband of Lindsay Clancy: 'Pain is excruciating' after deaths
    The husband of Lindsay Clancy, who grew up in Wallingford and graduated from Quinnipiac, says she should be forgiven after the deaths of their three children. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    Former UConn student accused of on-campus rape arrested again
    Former University of Connecticut student Leonardo Villanes-Medina has been accused of meeting up with a minor and sending her sexually charged messages. Former University of Connecticut student Leonardo Villanes-Medina has been accused of meeting up with a minor and sending her sexually charged messages. By Liz Hardaway

State News

  • Former lawmaker's wife sentenced in theft of COVID-19 funds
  • Conn. ex-city official gets prison for COVID-19 funds theft
  • March Madness Mix: Dominant Gamecocks amid Sweet 16 parity
  • Chief recommends firing officers in paralyzed prisoner case
  • Paul Newman's camp for sick kids rises from the ashes
  • March Madness arrives in Vegas after years of avoiding it
  • Teen driver in crash that killed 5 children had no license
  • News
    New Haven man killed in I-95 crash in Darien, police say
    FILE PHOTO - A driver died and his passenger was injured in a one-car crash on I-95 in Darien early Monday, state police say. A New Haven man died and his passenger was injured in a one-car crash on Interstate 95 in Darien early Monday. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    CT police sergeant may get charges dropped in Route 7 crash
    State Superior Court in Danbury, Conn. Connecticut State Police Sgt. Catherine Koeppel will participate in a pretrial program that may lead to the charges being dropped in Brookfield crash. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    Warrant: Two charged with money laundering in $224K theft
    Stamford police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that sent a man riding a scooter to the hospital with “serious” injuries on Thursday night. Police said the two allegedly cashed more than $224,000 in stolen treasury checks, using the money to purchase gold coins, according to arrest warrants. By Pat Tomlinson
  • News
    Video shows CT police van's sudden stop in Randy Cox injury
    Clockwise from top left: New Haven Police Department Sgt. Betsy Segui, Officer Luis Rivera, Officer Jocelyn Lavandier, Officer Oscar Diaz, Officer Ronald Pressley.  A surveillance video shows the intersection of Mansfield and Division streets when a New Haven police van stopped short while transporting Richard "Randy" Cox. By Lisa Backus
  • News
    Police: Man caught trying to break into cars at CT train station
    A 21-year-old Bridgeport man was charged with a burglary offense Wednesday after he was seen trying car doors at Darien Train Station, according to local police. Mohamed Batchilly, of Bridgeport, was seen trying to break into several cars at the Darien Train Station, police said. By Caroline Tien
  • News
    Police: Disappearances of 2 men on I-95 in CT are not related
    Errol Whyte, 63, of Stamford, was last seen Thursday in Bridgeport, according to the Stamford Police Department.  Police say the disappearance of Errol Whyte is "suspicious," but not related to Fredrick Richardson, whose car was also found abandoned on I-95 in 2016. By Liz Hardaway
  • News
    CT lawmaker Quentin Williams killed in wrong-way highway crash
    State Rep. Quentin "Q" Williams, D-Middletown, was killed in the crash Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023. State police said two drivers, including Rep. Quentin Williams, died early Thursday after they collided head-on while driving on Route 9 near Exit 18 in Cromwell.  By Peter Yankowski, Dan Brechlin
  • News
    Why police say no arrest expected in CT Bitcoin scam
    A visual representation of the digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin is shown in this file photo.  Connecticut State Police task force helped recover more than half of the money a Milford resident lost in Bitcoin scam, but they don't expect any arrests. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    Police: Drivers caught speeding in CT was up around New Year's
    FILE PHOTO - Troopers gave out more speeding tickets over New Year's weekend than in the past two years, according to the Connecticut State Police.  Connecticut State Police say troopers issued more speeding tickets and helped more motorists over New Year’s weekend than they did in the last two years. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    Police: Stamford man charged with assaulting passenger on bus in Darien
    The Darien Police Department at 25 Hecker Avenue in Darien, Conn on Tuesday, September 3, 2013. Police said Stamford resident Rainaldo Morris has been charged with assaulting a passenger on a public transit bus in Darien in October. By Peter Yankowski
  • News
    Defendant in Jennifer Dulos case released from jail again
    Kent Mawhinney appears in court to address his bond and conditions of release at the Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford, Conn. Monday, Oct. 3, 2022. Mawhinney, who has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit murder, had his bond raised to $1.5 million Monday after it was found that his GPS tracking device was tampered with. Kent Mawhinney, charged in Jennifer Dulos case who had been sent back to prison in October for allegedly trying to cut off GPS device, has been released again.
  • News
    Cox's lawyers question what caused CT police van's sudden stop
    New Haven Police Officer Oscar Diaz, left, enters Superior Court in New Haven for an arraignment along with Sgt. Betsy Segui, center right, and Officer Luis Rivera, right, on December 8, 2022. The five New Haven police officers charged with reckless endangerment and cruelty charges in the Randy Cox case appeared in court for the first time Thursday. By Peter Yankowski, Lisa Backus
  • News
    Police: Missing CT man found dead after living under new name
    Robert Hoagland, a missing man from Newtown, has been found dead in upstate New York. Police say he was living under an assumed name for years.  Robert Hoagland, who was missing from Newtown since 2013, was found dead in New York Monday after living for years under a new name, police said. By Christine Dempsey
  • News
    For lead Sandy Hook detective, humanity comes first
    Daniel Jewiss, who was the lead investigator for the Sandy Hook Shooting, owns a company called RAK Academy which provides active shooter training. Jewiss was instructing in a seminar for dispatchers being held at the Windsor Police Department.Wednesday, November, 16, 2022, Windsor, Conn. In one case, he and fellow detectives refused orders to get witness statements from surviving students. “We were adamant that we were not going to knock on those doors,” he said. By Trevor Ballantyne
  • News
    New Canaan man pleads guilty to sex assault of Darien kids
    Quinten Yonkers A New Canaan man will serve 10 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to the sexual assault of two minor children from Darien. By Pat Tomlinson
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