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Said, the state department appearing stumped. The deadly plunge. Five family members killed after their car goes over a cliff. Three children are still missing. The shooting in broad daylight at a car dealership. Customers running for cover. And a cancer warning. Were starbucks and other coffee shops will soon have to put that warning on their coffee. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a thursday night. And we begin with the controversial video tonight. A driver pulled over by police. They ask him to get out of the car. He repeatedly asks why. When he pulls away, he is sho...

The dramatic moment. Residents trapped by a raging inferno dropping a child to Good Samaritans below. Hidden deals. Less than 48 hours until black friday. And Rebecca Jarvis with the secret ways to save even more money. Plus, the incredible inside story of a dramatic mountaintop rescue. Several people, their dogs, running from the california wildfires. The pilot team that flew right into the smoke. And good evening. Its great to have you with us on a busy wednesday night. Im tom llamas, in for david. And we begin tonight with the record cold for thanksgiving, as record travel for the holiday h...

Gov. Ned Lamont was joined by several members of the Connecticut delegation in Meriden this week in announcing the start of the second phase of a $500 million improvement project for Interstate 91 and its connections with other highways.

Connecticut has selected applicants to install chargers for electric vehicles at nine locations just off interstate highways.

One Quinnipiac University professor hopes that removing large piles of trash around parts of the Quinnipiac River will mean less pollution flowing into it.