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The WNBA Board of Governors still needs to approve the sale and the move. -
All-America forward Sarah Strong and her UConn teammates got quite a compliment from Geno Auriemma, their coach who donned a cowboy hat and did a little dance on the court after the undefeated Huskies made their 25th Final Four in the women’s NCAA Tournament. -
The New York Islanders plan on moving their American Hockey League affiliate from Bridgeport, Connecticut, to Hamilton, Ontario, for next season, the franchise announced on Thursday. -
Dyshan Best, 39, was shot in the back last year as he fled from officers in Bridgeport, Connecticut. -
Newly released police video shows Vince McMahon crashing his Bentley in Connecticut last summer as a state trooper tries to catch up to stop him. -
Tormod Frostad of Norway edged out Mac Forehand of the United States by 2.25 points in Tuesday's final with the scores approaching the maximum of 200 points each. -
A Connecticut judge has dismissed criminal charges against three New Haven police officers accused of mistreating a prisoner who was paralyzed in the back of a police van. Richard “Randy” Cox broke his neck in 2022 when the van braked hard to avoid an accident, sending him head-first into a metal partition. -
Connecticut native and NASA astronaut Jack Hathaway launched to the International Space Station as pilot of NASA’s SpaceX Crew 12. -
Documents recently released by the U.S. Department of Justice show Professor David Gelernter sent an email to Epstein in 2011 describing a Yale undergraduate as a good-looking blonde while recommending her for a job. -
Van Der Beek shared in 2024 that he was receiving treatment for colorectal cancer. He was best known for “Dawson’s Creek,” which ran from 1998 to 2003.
