The Associated Press
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An officer driving a Connecticut man to a detention facility braked to avoid a crash, seriously injuring and potentially paralyzing the man, officials said.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — An argument between neighbors over a dog led to a shooting that killed two people in Hartford, police said Monday. A third person was shot and critically injured.
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Lego Group’s recent announcement that it will build a factory in Virginia has focused attention on the company’s North American headquarters in Connecticut, with some industry watchers saying it may not be a good sign for the company’s future in the state. -
Maine’s public university system extended the contract of its chancellor into the summer, but has yet to make a decision about his long-term future. Chancellor Dannel Malloy has received votes of no confidence from faculty at three of the system’s campuses. He’s in the midst of a previously scheduled review.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut’s inspector general has ruled that a Hartford police officer was justified in shooting to death an armed man despite a plea from the man’s girlfriend not to kill him.
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A commercial bus driver has been charged with 38 counts of reckless endangerment after blacking out behind the steering wheel while snacking on gummies he says he didn’t know were infused with THC.
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Braden Montgomery and Drew Bowser each hit a home run in Stanford’s six-run second inning and the Cardinal beat UConn 8-2 on Sunday night to avoid elimination and force a decisive Game 3 at the Stanford Super Regional.
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Senate bargainers announced a bipartisan framework Sunday responding to last month’s mass shootings.
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A federal judge in Texas dismissed the bankruptcy protection case of Infowars and two other companies controlled by Alex Jones.
