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Connecticut

July 2024

  • Clutch of people, entirely middle-aged white men, seen from above, all focused on one man dressed in all black, who has his arm around someone speaking to him, with someone holding a Free Bannon sign behind them.

    Steve Bannon turns himself in to prison after supreme court appeal rejected

    Trump ally to begin serving four-month sentence for contempt of Congress

June 2024

  • A group of teenagers wearing green 'Newtown Action Alliance' T-shirts sit on the ground and talk.

    Sandy Hook survivors call for gun control as they graduate high school

  • Man in suit speaks into microphone

    Sandy Hook relatives ask bankruptcy judge to liquidate Alex Jones company

May 2024

  • Emergency workers rescue a horse that was stuck in mud in a Connecticut forest on 12 May 2024.

    Connecticut horses ‘happily eating hay’ after rescuers built bridge to save them from mud

  • A dog rests in a vehicle.

    Connecticut rescue workers rappel into rock quarry to rescue missing dog

April 2024

  • Damaged buildings in Gaza

    Yale students continue hunger strike in protest over Israel’s war on Gaza

    Protesters into seventh day of hunger strike in support of Palestinians and in effort to demand university divestment
  • Composite photo of two white men wearing suits and ties

    Biden and Trump sweep four primaries including battleground state Wisconsin

    Both candidates have clinched nominations, but Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island and Wisconsin turnout may hint at 2024 results
  • Graphic illustration of four red lines over two blue lines

    Wisconsin, New York, Rhode Island and Connecticut primaries: follow live results

    Voters cast ballots in four states including key battleground for Trump and Biden. Get up to speed with the results as they come in

March 2024

  • Joe Lieberman leaving the White House after meeting President Donald Trump in 2017. He withdrew his name as possible head of the FBI.

    Joe Lieberman obituary

  • Close-up of man wearing suit and shirt

    Joe Lieberman, former US senator and vice-presidential nominee, dies at 82

  • Katy Slininger

    The Connecticut residents holding a rent strike amid lead poisoning crisis

  • In an emailed statement, Kimberly-Clark, Kleenex’s parent company, denied responsibility for the pollution.

    US Kleenex plant contaminated drinking water with PFAS, lawsuit says

February 2024

  • satellite view of north-east us with lots of clouds over it

    US north-east braces for heavy snow as powerful nor’easter approaches

    New York City closes public schools ahead of storm as meteorologists predict snowfall rate of 2in an hour

January 2024

  • A historic Connecticut church's soaring steeple and roof collapsed on Thursday, leaving a gaping hole in the top of the building and the front reduced to a heap of rubble

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    Moment historic church steeple collapses in Connecticut – video

  • Órla Baxendale

    British dancer dies in US after eating mislabelled biscuit containing peanuts

  • A snow plow clears a road in Mammoth Lakes, California, on 3 January 2024.

    US braces for snow and heavy rain as major storm predicted for weekend

  • Traffic rolls past the state capitol in Jackson, Mississippi, as police respond to a bomb threat.

    At least nine US state capitol buildings evacuated after bomb threats

December 2023

  • A Newtown school bus with a 'Sandy Hook School' sign in the foreground.

    Alex Jones offers $55m to Sandy Hook families to satisfy $1.5bn judgment

    Families of the slain schoolchildren had earlier proposed an $85m settlement for the Infowars host’s lies about the 2012 massacre

September 2023

  • The side of a school bus with cordon tape that reads "CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS".

    Peruvian man arrested for making more than 150 bomb threats to US schools

  • FILE - Forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee faces reporters regarding the death penalty system at the Statehouse in Boston, May 3, 2004. Connecticut's Attorney General has agreed to a $25 million settlement with two men wrongly convicted of murder based on evidence presented by Lee that a court ruled was fabricated. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, file)

    Connecticut to pay $25m settlement to men wrongly convicted in 1985 murder

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