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Komisarjevsky Talks About Life On Death Row
The Connecticut killer who once called himself one of the most hated men in America said in a death row interview that he tries not to think about the murder of a suburban mother and her two daughters, suffers no nightmares and has nothing to say to...
Policeman Critically Injured In Foot Chase
A Stamford police officer has been critically injured in a fall that occurred while he was chasing a robbery suspect on foot.
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The Connecticut killer who once called himself one of the most hated men in America said in a death row interview that he tries not to think about the murder of a suburban mother and her two daughters, suffers no nightmares and has nothing to say to...
Danbury Woman Slain In New Haven
Police say a 20-year-old Danbury woman has been shot and killed in New Haven, less than 12 hours after a man the same age was fatally shot on a city street.
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Legislative Session Comes To End
Connecticut lawmakers closed out a legislative session on Wednesday that finally resolved some perennial issues at the state Capitol.
Romney Matches Obama In April Fundraising
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has almost completely closed the gap between him and President Barack Obama when it comes to fundraising for the campaign.
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State’s Unemployment Drop Means Shorter Duration For Benefits
Connecticut's falling unemployment rate is having the unintended consequence of leaving many out of work with fewer unemployment benefits.
Figure In Schilling Rhode Island Development Loan Quits
The head of the Rhode Island agency whose board approved a $75 million loan guarantee for former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's now financially troubled video gaming company has resigned.
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Mass. Senate Candidates Release Tax Returns
Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown and likely Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren are releasing several years of tax returns.
Figure In Schilling Rhode Island Development Loan Quits
The head of the Rhode Island agency whose board approved a $75 million loan guarantee for former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's now financially troubled video gaming company has resigned.
Millionaire Ballplayer Looking For Bailout From RI To Save Video Game Company
Paralyzed Woman Uses Thought-Controlled Robot Arm To Drink Coffee
NH Lawmaker Says ‘Sieg Heil,’ Removed From Chamber
Rhode Island To Recognize Out-Of-State Gay Marriages
Rhode Island Considers First-Of-Its Kind ‘Homeless Bill Of Rights’
