Melissa Cooney

Danbury officials said it was a group of white supremacists who began their rally in front of the police station. Then, they walked down Main Street, chanting and doing the Nazi salute.

Danbury officials are condemning a "white power" rally that happened over the weekend, calling the group “cowards,” and saying hate has no place in the Hat City.

Neighbors say they're tired of the parties, traffic, and activity at a popular rental in town.

A man named Carlos Pimentel Ortiz is charged with murdering Lugo and faces two counts of first-degree assault as well.

Wrong-way driving can happen for a number of reasons, whether it's an impaired driver, someone who needs medical attention, or someone who may just be confused.

Chavous became a Meriden crossing guard in August. He helped hundreds of kids get to school and home safely, but only two months into his job, his life was cut short.

The Waterbury woman is accused of holding her stepson captive in their home for more than 20 years.

Dale Chavous is remembered for loving his family, community, crossing guard duties, and the New York Yankees.

More than 130 people in Connecticut pre-paid for their funerals, only to learn the funeral director himself stole that money and used it to gamble. The man at the center of those allegations, Philip Pietras, pleaded guilty Friday. With his guilty plea, Pietras agreed to 15 years in jail, suspended after seven and a half years, with payment to the…

A Hartford law firm cited for placing spray-chalk advertisements on city sidewalks is threatening legal action against the city of Hartford and Mayor Arunan Arulampalam, arguing the city's response violated the firm's free speech rights.