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Mama Bear Helps Cubs Across Busy Roadway
Traffic on a roadway in Connecticut stopped as a Mama bear helped her cubs cross the street.
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This Mama Bear Struggling to Cross Road With Her Cubs Is Every Parent
Parents everywhere are relating to hilarious footage of a mama bear struggling to guide her cubs safely across a busy Connecticut road. In a Twitter video aptly titled “Bearenting,” traffic is seen at a standstill as a black bear goes back and forth several times until her four babies have made it made it to the other side. The whole ordeal...
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb: U.S. Covid Vaccinations at ‘Tipping Point' of Helping Turn the Tide in Pandemic
Dr. Scott Gottlieb believes the U.S. can avoid “a fourth wave” of coronavirus cases, but told CNBC it’s a “little touch and go over the next two weeks.”
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Texas Man Travels to NH to Meet Teen Girls, Gets Arrested, Charged With Kidnapping, Theft
Two teenage girls who police said were reported as kidnapped from New Hampshire were found safe Friday during a traffic stop in Connecticut that led to the arrest of an 18-year-old Texas man.
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Connecticut Governor Defends Easing Covid Restrictions, Says Many At-Risk Residents Vaccinated
“We thought, frankly, we have a very low infection rate right now, plenty of capacity in our hospitals,” Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb Says Covid Mask Mandates Should Be Last Virus Mitigation Measures Lifted
Dr. Scott Gottlieb said governors are right to begin easing Covid measures on businesses as long as mask policies remain in effect.
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Biden Administration Withdraws From Transgender Athlete Case
The Biden administration has withdrawn government support for a federal lawsuit in Connecticut that seeks to ban transgender athletes from participating in girls’ high school sports
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‘We Got to Do a Better Job' Vaccinating Underserved Communities, Says Connecticut Governor
Connecticut Governor Lamont explains why his state must “do a better job” when it comes to delivering Covid vaccines to underserved communities.
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Fire Destroys Part of Paul Newman's Camp for Ill Children
A fast-moving fire destroyed multiple buildings at the beloved Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, Connecticut Friday. Ashford fire officials said they responded to an alarm and several calls for smoke around 4:54 p.m. When they arrived they found a large fire in the main camp building, which is one large wood structure with smaller interconnected areas within….
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Parents Whose Son Died Hope New Congress OKs Gun Safety Bill
The parents of a Connecticut teenager who accidentally shot himself to death at a friend’s home are hoping the new Democratic-controlled Congress will pass a federal law requiring gun owners to store their firearms in secure containers to prevent children from harming themselves.
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Ex-Zappos CEO Was Locked in Shed With Liquor, ‘Whippets' Before Fatal Fire
Former Zappos chief executive Tony Hsieh locked himself inside a backyard shed – surrounded by bottles of liquor, a marijuana pipe, nitrous oxide cartridges and a whipped cream dispenser – in the minutes before he was found unconscious from smoke inhalation, according to a fire department report released Tuesday.
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Connecticut Man Charged in Connection With Assault of Officer at US Capitol
A Connecticut man has been arrested in connection with the assault of a Washington, D.C., police officer during the siege on the United States Capitol two weeks ago.
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Connecticut Congressman to GOP: ‘Reflect on Your Legacy'
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., implored his Republican colleagues to consider their own legacy in deciding whether to cast a vote to impeach President Donald Trump, saying, “Where he goes in history, you go in history.”
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Two Young Brothers Invented a Way to Keep Your Christmas Tree Ornaments in Place
Two 12-year-old brothers from Connecticut have created a solution to a common Christmas problem – falling ornaments. Ayaan and Mika’il Naqvi joined LX News to talk about their invention of the “ornament anchor” and how their small business is helping homeless pets.
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Nor'easter Blankets East Coast in Snow
Nearly 10,000 customers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut were without power as of Thursday morning after a winter storm moved through the region overnight.
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The Covid-19 Pandemic: Through Your Eyes, In Your Own Words
Lost loved ones, isolation, unemployment: We asked you to share what’s been on your mind since the coronavirus pandemic swept the U.S. this spring and you answered. Courtesy of our friends at NBC CT, this is a timeline of Covid-19 in America, through your eyes and in your own words.
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Dad in Killings at Family Home Near Disney: ‘I Wasn't There'
A Connecticut physical therapist charged with killing his wife and three children at their Florida home told his sister in a phone call from jail that he couldn’t have stopped his family from being slain — because he wasn’t around.
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U.S. Could ‘See Another 100,000 Deaths by Inauguration Day' From Covid, Doctor Says
Dr. Ashish Jha warns that the U.S. could “see another 100,000 deaths by Inauguration Day.” Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont explains what he’s doing to control Covid.
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Lawsuit: HUD Perpetuated Racial Segregation in Connecticut
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has perpetuated racial segregation in Connecticut’s capital by failing to help poor Black and Hispanic families living in dilapidated, federally subsidized housing move to better neighborhoods in the city and suburbs, residents allege in a lawsuit filed Wednesday. The complaint was filed in federal court by 10 former residents of three...