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WRC News4 Today At 6 June 16, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WRC News4 Today At 6 June 16, 2016

Open. That is the latest from the scene. Good to hear. At least were seeing in the live shot we do have the right lane still closed at the scene, the crash cleanup continuing. Three lanes by to the left. Occasionally the shoulder, as well. The delay back near New Hampshire avenue. So plan ahead. Big delays. Also we had activity on the red line early this morning. Better news is theyre no longer single tracking, but still slow traffic potentially in the area because residual delays will continue from that earlier track problem outside of friendship heights. Any better news or is the forecast ho...

CT Gov Lamont lobbied Hurley throughout weekend - Vimarsana News

CT Gov Lamont lobbied Hurley throughout weekend

CT Gov. Ned Lamont, others pushed for Hurley to stay in Connecticut as UConn coach made his decision whether to head to LA Lakers.

CT special legislative session agenda to focus on vehicle tax, banking - Vimarsana News

CT special legislative session agenda to focus on vehicle tax, banking

Connecticut taxes on motor vehicles to be focus of upcoming special session in the General Assembly.

CT special legislative session agenda to focus on vehicle tax, banking - Vimarsana News

CT special legislative session agenda to focus on vehicle tax, banking

Connecticut taxes on motor vehicles to be focus of upcoming special session in the General Assembly.

CT adds another $4M to Hartford flooding fund; broadens eligibility - Vimarsana News

CT adds another $4M to Hartford flooding fund; broadens eligibility

The first $5 million in flood compensation for Hartford North End residents is spent, but the state is adding another $4 million to the fund.