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New York Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Sen. Schumer And Rep. Schiff

By & Randy Gorbman • Feb 20, 2020
Patrick Semansky / AP

The U.S. Attorney’s Office says that a Greece, New York, man has been charged with threatening to kill Senator Chuck Schumer and California Congressman Adam Schiff.

Vaccine Bill Hearing In Hartford Draws Hundreds

By & • Feb 20, 2020
Sue Haigh / AP

The Connecticut General Assembly hearing on the proposal to eliminate the religious exemption for childhood vaccines lasted for almost 24 hours this week.

Siena Poll: Declining Support For New York’s Bail Changes

By • Jan 23, 2020
Courtesy of Pixabay

A new survey of New York voters shows that most people say a new law that eliminates cash bail for certain misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies is bad for the state.

Man Killed By Police In Waterbury During Fight In Home

By • Jan 21, 2020
Courtesy of Pexels

A man was killed by Waterbury police Monday while officers were checking out a report of a bullet being shot through two homes’ common wall, Chief Fernando C. Spagnolo said.

Man Fatally Shot By Connecticut State Police Following Chase

By • Jan 16, 2020
Scott Davidson

A man was fatally shot by Connecticut State Police on Wednesday night after a reported carjacking, officials said.

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