Search for Missing Danbury Teen Ends
Police have canceled an alert for a 19-year-old from Danbury who had been missing since Saturday. Dylan Kennedy was last seen wearing a black shirt and black pants. He was carrying a backpack. The...
View ArticleInvestigators Silent on Texas DA Murder Investigations
County investigators will not confirm what a relative of former Texas judge Eric Williams told NBC 5 DFW over the weekend — that Williams is the FBI's prime suspect in the fatal shooting of a district...
View ArticleDramatic Photos: Boston Marathon Blasts
Bombs blew up seconds apart at the finish line of the Boston Marathon leaving the streets spattered with blood and glass, three dead and more than 140 wounded. Here a Boston police officer stands guard...
View ArticleSecurity Increased Locally
The day after explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon state police in Connecticut say security is enhanced here. Troopers are at the airport and on train platforms. They also have...
View ArticleHow to Check on Loved Ones
More than 400 Connecticut residents registered for the Boston Marathon, and the Red Cross has set up a Web site where people can register to let family know they are OK. You can check the list here....
View ArticleFlights Resume at Logan
No flights were going in or out of Boston’s Logan Airport because the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a ground stop for Logan Airport, according to the Facebook and Twitter accounts for the...
View ArticleOnline Tools to Connect with Loved Ones at Marathon
It was difficult to impossible to use mobile phones to check on loved ones in the wake of two explosions that rocked the Boston Marathon Monday afternoon. Cell phone companies indicated that customers...
View ArticleMarathon Honored Sandy Hook Victims
The tragedy of the Boston Marathon hits home in Connecticut, which sent more than 400 runners to the big race, but it’s also significant because the marathon honored victims of the shooting at Sandy...
View ArticleExplosion “Nerve Wracking” for Local Running Shop
Some employees from Fleet Feet in West Hartford were in Boston today for the Boston Marathon, as were some of the stores customers, so news of the explosions hit home. Chaz Koch, of Fleet Feet, said...
View ArticleNewtown Runners on Marathon Tragedy: "No More Heartache"
The tragedy at the Boston Marathon shook America to its core, but the heartache was particularly profound for residents of Newtown, Conn., who flocked to the race to honor the victims of last year's...
View ArticleSWAT Teams Respond to Mass General
More than two dozen officers, bomb-sniffing dogs and SWAT team members responded to Mass General Hospital to investigate a suspicious package in the Parkman Street garage, but the scene is now clear....
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Doctor at Marathon Finish Line: "It Was Like War"
For 28 years, Dr. Howard Palamarchuk has taken his Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine students to the Boston Marathon. "This is a field trip for them, kind of a graduation trip to come up...
View ArticleSports World Reacts to Boston Marathon Explosions
As stadiums and arenas everywhere beef up security in the wake of the attack, athletes near and far voiced their support for victims of the Boston Marathon explosions.
View ArticleAfter Bombings, Web Turns to Mr. Rogers
After a pair of explosions rocked the Boston Marathon, killing three and injuring more than 150, millions took to social media to look for loved ones, let friends and family know they were OK, and to...
View ArticleFire Escape Leading to Safety Was Stuck
John Chandler, a sports anchor for NBC Connecticut, was on the fourth floor of an office building on Boylston Street in Boston, looking out a window near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, when...
View ArticleThreat to New Haven Green Was a Hoax: Cops
At 8:34 p.m. on Monday, New Haven police received a call from the New York Police Department’s Public Safety Answering Center, which has received a call threatening a bombing on the New Haven Green,...
View ArticleGov. Malloy Orders Flags to Half-Staff In Honor of Boston Victims
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, after a proclamation from President Barack Obama, has ordered U.S. and Connecticut flags to fly at half-staff in honor of the victims of yesterday’s bombing at the Boston...
View ArticleState Police Arrest Suspect in Mansfield Sexual Assault
State police have arrested a 21-year-old New London man accused of sexually assaulting a woman while she was walking on Eagle Court in Mansfield last night. A man called 911 around 11:45 p.m. on Monday...
View ArticleState Police Investigate Durham Bank Robbery
State police are investigating a burglary just before 9:30 a.m. at the TD Bank, 331 Main St in Durham. Troopers from Troop F and the Durham resident trooper responded and witnesses said a stocky man in...
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