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People have called and emailed the FOX61 Newsroom to report feeling the quake in many parts of Connecticut.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of the toy hobby is visiting and discovering the hidden treasures in friends’ collections. The only downside is

Thousands of families are preparing to fly out of Bradley International Airport, with spring break approaching for many school districts.

A spring storm that brought gusty winds, rain, snow and sleet led to thousands of power outages Thursday, more than a dozen school delays and flooding in some areas of the state. The wintry mix overnight and into the morning made for slippery roads across Connecticut, as temperatures in some areas dipped down into the low 30s, according to the National Weather Service. The mixed precipitation ...

A spring storm that brought gusty winds, rain, snow and sleet led to thousands of power outages Thursday, more than a dozen school delays and flooding in some areas of the state. The wintry mix overni...

For decades, legislators have struggled to eliminate Connecticut’s unpopular car tax, and they battled over the idea again. During a public hearing, lawmakers debated over the best way of eliminating ...

Below are brief summaries of the agenda items for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC or the Commission) open meeting to be held on March 21st, at 10:00 a.m. ET.

A beloved Connecticut music school founder who spent decades sharing his passion with his students is being remembered for his always positive nature and endless talent. Thomas “Tom” Deffenbaugh, who began the Summit Music School in M…

Police are warning pet owners to check on their animals’ rabies vaccination status after a raccoon in Windsor Locks tested positive for rabies. They said they...

Police encourage dog and cat owners to schedule rabies vaccinations.