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Bristol, Connecticut, police ambush suspect was Facebook friends with officer he's accused of killing

October 14, 2022

Bristol, Connecticut, police ambush suspect was Facebook friends with officer he's accused of killing

Nicholas Brutcher, the suspect in the Connecticut ambush that resulted in the deaths of two Bristol police officers, was friends on Facebook with one of the deceased.

Former Yale employee gets nine years in prison after admitting to stealing $40 million from university

October 14, 2022

Former Yale employee gets nine years in prison after admitting to stealing $40 million from university

A former Yale University School of Medicine employee will spend more than nine years in prison after admitting she stole $40 million in electronic equipment.

Meet the Black Republican who’s aiming to flip a Democratic held House seat in heavily blue Connecticut

October 14, 2022

Meet the Black Republican who’s aiming to flip a Democratic held House seat in heavily blue Connecticut

It’s been 16 years since a Republican’s won in Connecticut’s 5th Congressional District, but George Logan has a good shot at breaking the losing streak.

Bristol, Connecticut, police ambush: Suspect described as 'rowdy' divorced dad who was 'always drinking'

October 14, 2022

Bristol, Connecticut, police ambush: Suspect described as 'rowdy' divorced dad who was 'always drinking'

The suspect in the killing of two Bristol, Connecticut police officers, Nicholas Brutcher, 35, was shot and killed at the scene on Wednesday.

Retired Connecticut officer calls out demonization of police after ambush: 'This is the state of America'

October 14, 2022

Retired Connecticut officer calls out demonization of police after ambush: 'This is the state of America'

Sgt. John Krupinsky (Ret.) joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the nationwide attitude toward police after two Bristol officers were killed and one was injured in an apparent ambush.

CT Gov. Lamont's office violated open records laws in AP case

October 13, 2022

CT Gov. Lamont's office violated open records laws in AP case

According to the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission, Gov. Ned Lamont's office violated the open records laws after they took two years to file documents related to COVID.

2 Bristol police officers killed, one severely injured in pre-planned ambush

October 13, 2022

2 Bristol police officers killed, one severely injured in pre-planned ambush

Two officers were killed and a third seriously injured in an officer-involved shooting on Thursday in Bristol, Connecticut. The Bristol Police Department identified the officer.

Alex Jones ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to families of Sandy Hook massacre victims

October 12, 2022

Alex Jones ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to families of Sandy Hook massacre victims

A Connecticut jury ordered Alex Jones to pay nearly $1 billion to families of the victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

CT attorney general announces special counsel for abortion rights

October 12, 2022

CT attorney general announces special counsel for abortion rights

A new special counsel focused on reproductive rights has been announced by Connecticut's Democratic Attorney General to act as a "firewall" to protect abortion rights in the state.

Suspects rob 6 Connecticut gas stations at gunpoint, police say

October 7, 2022

Suspects rob 6 Connecticut gas stations at gunpoint, police say

Six gas stations in Southeastern Connecticut were robbed Friday night at gunpoint. Each robbery involved a suspect with the same general description.