Scott Montellaro was a paramedic working out of the American Medical Response (AMR) office in New Haven on 9/11. When Montellaro heard the attacks, he rushed down to New York.

Milford police say traffic cameras and license-plate readers are essential to their safety. That comes as the city has backed down a little on their use, after becoming the center of the debate over the cameras in Connecticut.

Residents across the state want the cameras taken down, while police departments say the license plate readers help solve crimes.

New Haven area singer-songerwriter and music educator Liz McNicholl died last month.

Connecticut writer Arnie Sabatelli talks about his new essay collection, “Two Thirds Water,” and the connections he finds between fishing, writing and paying attention.

During a storm, a commercial building partially collapsed near the town line between Milford and Orange.

City officials say they’re working on fixing the problem pipes. They pointed to various reasons why the water system has experienced multiple failures. They include road salt accidentally seeping through pavement and corroding water pipes, as well as decades of deferred maintenance.

Waterbury's boil water advisory was lifted Monday afternoon, days after the city’s aging water system failed, resulting in two main breaks on the same street that affected about 15,000 residents and businesses.

Officials outlined plans to provide faster service by 2035 on the New Haven line, one of the oldest, busiest and pokiest stretches of commuter rail in the U.S.

A $3,000 TV, a Walmart return, and a future soccer superstar! A Connecticut camp remembers alum Rodrigo "Rodri" Hernández before he plays in Sunday's World Cup final.