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Morning after strong T-storms, hundreds still without power
Brakettes begin nine game weekend
Herbst holds early campaign cash lead in Trumbull first...
Upcoming at the Trumbull libraries
Before heat wave, T-storms and showers moving in
Junior Brakettes schedule tryouts
Pisces help Swim Across the Sound

Blueberry Festival July 20
Free bike tour from Twin Brooks Park to Beardsley Park
Police: Driver crashed into Town Hall sign, then demanded lift...

Trumbull United 11U teams play for title berths

Bob Button Big Band headlines Tuesday concert

Explore the history of aviation in Stratford

Kneads & Cravings

Kneads and Cravings: Brunching into the new year
Kneads and Cravings: A pinch of peppermint
Kneads and Cravings: Keebler elf on a shelf
Kneads and Cravings: Not quite pumpkin spice
Kneads and Cravings: Popping potato pancakes

Bill of Fairs

Outdoor events, festivals and more
Bill of Fairs: Earth Day activities and more
Bill of Fairs: Hikes and nature programs
Bill of Fairs: Santa, markets and more
Bill of Fairs: Music festivals, walks and more

Curtain Call

Family finances and class take a toll on new parents in “Cry...
Curtain Call reviews the Sherman Playhouse production of...
Curtain Call: Warm up with ‘The Bikinis’
Curtain Call: Shakespeare Theatre more than a loss to Stratford
Curtain Call: Best Equity theatre of 2018

Taking A Hike

Taking a Hike columnist explores Mount Race
Taking a Hike: Trekking the Naugatuck Trail
Taking a Hike: The Hemlock Hills
Taking a Hike: Hiking Scotland and New England - What’s...
Taking a Hike: The Mohawk Trail bit-by-bit

Police News

Argument over criminal behavior leads to assault charge in...
Ex-Trumbull cop ordered to stay away from teenaged girl
Woman charged with threatening ex with knife
Police — Suspect stole car from Trumbull home, drove to work
Breaking News — Trumbull volunteer firefighters rescue baby...
Two Bridgeport residents charged in connection with Trumbull...
Kennedy Center CEO responds to arrest of former employee
Report: Check forging scheme cost Trumbull non-profit agency...
Trumbull man charged with DUI after domestic incident
Trumbull police charge mother after three kids left in car

More Local News

Local farmers markets highlight fresh produce, entertainment
Trumbull Community Women to support Giving Tree
Senior News
Trumbull student honored for STEM excellence
Children’s summer concerts at Twin Brooks
Kittens available for adoption at Trumbull Animal Shelter
Trumbull student is a Congressional Gold Medal winner
Trumbull student is a Congressional Gold Medal winner
D-Day veteran receives wheelchair from Wilton and Trumbull...
Trumbull senator to challenge Ganim in primary

Sports

Trumbull United 11U teams play for title berths
McFarland makes smooth transition from Staples to Trumbull Legion
Babe Ruth: Trumbull 13s edged out by Milford, 3-2
Caitlyn Cairns to bowl at Junior Gold Championships in Detroit
Tyler Matakevich's St. Joe's Free Football Clinic Saturday

Business

SeaQuest Interactive Aquarium opens in Westfield mall
UPDATED — Businesses offer discounts to Trumbull seniors
Stop & Shop workers approve new contract
Beer and a hot towel shave: Trumbull barber offers it all
Teamsters will not cross Stop & Shop picket lines

Politics & Elections

Mike Herbst makes a run in Trumbull for son’s old job
UPDATED— Tesoro launches re-election bid
Tesoro hails bipartisan Board of Finance vote
Healthcare forum April 29
Moore raises $68,000 in campaign’s first 42 days

Kneads & Cravings

Kneads and Cravings: Brunching into the new year
Kneads and Cravings: A pinch of peppermint
Kneads and Cravings: Keebler elf on a shelf
Kneads and Cravings: Not quite pumpkin spice
Kneads and Cravings: Popping potato pancakes

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On the Market: Modern farmhouse a nod to agricultural past
On the Market: Custom-build colonial by the river
On the Market: Easton colonial with rural and modern features

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01:38 Man charged with kidnapping 12-year-old girl from park, sexually assaulting her Media: Russ Reed The victim had her phone taken from her during the assault and had to use a stranger's phone to call her parents.

01:35 Police relieved after arrest of kidnapping, sexual assault suspect Media: Russ Reed Police say a 35-year-old man lured a 12-year-old girl into his car and brought her from Massachusetts to Connecticut.

01:49 The top news stories in Connecticut on Jul. 17, 2019 Media: Andrew DaRosa

01:44 Officials address scandal at RMV Media: Jamy Pombo Sesselman Officials met Wednesday to discuss the scandal that rocked the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.

00:57 RMV scandal update expected Media: Jamy Pombo Sesselman Officials are meeting today to talk about the scandal that rocked the RMV.

01:38 The top news stories in Connecticut on Jul. 16, 2019 Media: Andrew DaRosa

01:05 For the first time in more than two decades, a pair of American oystercatcher chicks survived a hatch at Bridgeport’s Pleasure Beach. Media: wochit MM For the first time in more than two decades, a pair of American oystercatcher chicks survived a hatch at Bridgeport’s Pleasure Beach. Normally, predators such as foxes, raccoons, and dogs get to eggs before they can survive the hatch. The Audubon Connecticut’s WildLife Guards is a summer program that helps educate the public on the birds as well as protect them.

01:36 Video: Wet, muggy weather moving in midweek Media: Russ Reed This weekend could be one of the hottest we get all year.

Connecticut to investigate author Wally Lamb’s prison writing program for inmates in women's prisons.

Connecticut to investigate author Wally Lamb’s prison writing program for inmates in women's prisons. Lamb was sued by a former inmate earlier this year, alleging he did not pay $1,400 to the inmates who provided their stories. Lamb has been teaching the program at York Correctional Institute for 20 years but it is temporarily suspended due to the investigation.

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