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Tornado sightings reported in northwestern Connecticut

SALISBURY (AP) — Connecticut authorities on Sunday evening received several unconfirmed reports of a tornado in the northwestern ...
 
BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police in Connecticut on Sunday were investigating three separate shootings that each injured two people in Brid ...
Southington High School Graduation ceremonies in 2018 | File photo.
Things to know this week include a rescheduled graduation in Cheshire and the regularly scheduled graduation ceremony in Southingt ...
Mia Camputo, 13, left, and Jen DeMass, 13, both of Newtown, reach the end of the Lyman Orchards Sunflower Maze Friday. More than 350,000 red and yellow sunflowers are in bloom at the 14th annual Lyman Orchards Sunflower Maze. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MIDDLEFIELD — The more than 350,000 red and yellow sunflowers are in bloom and the 14th annual Lyman Orchards Sunflower Maze is in ...
Manager Jason Scagliarini wipes down a ball return between customers at Lessard Lanes, 136 New Britain Ave., Plainville, Wednesday. Most area alleys have opened back up, and Lessard Lanes has made many adjustments to make their bowlers feel safe. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Bowling is one of the recreational activities allowed under Phase II of Connecticut’s reopening plan. Most area alleys have opened ...
Board of Education President Rob Kosienski Jr. speaks during a Board of Education meeting in January. The board is scheduled to hold its first in-person meeting Tuesday since the coronavirus outbreak began as members consider plans for school reopening in the fall. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The Board of Education is scheduled to meet in person for the first time Tuesday at a special meeting where members will ...
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Alex Cable, 26, works on a problem in an Intermediate Algebra class with math professor Mohamed Mountassir, left, at Tunxis Community College in Farmington on March 12. Alex is one of hundreds of young adults with autism in Connecticut that cannot receive support services from the state due to a lack of funding and a wait list exceeding 1,600 people. Alex is attending Tunxis Community College in hopes of one-day getting a full-time job. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
During a trip to Bridgeport’s Beardsley Zoo in 2012, Sharon Cable’s son, diagnosed with autism and schizophrenia, wanted to find ...
The front entrance of the Hill House building on the Choate Rosemary Hall campus in Wallingford in May. Choate is planning to welcome students and staff back this fall with in-person classes and its own COVID-19 testing site. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Choate Rosemary Hall is planning to welcome students and staff back this fall with in-person classes and its own COV ...
Rich Scalora and Tim Keefe, members of the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection
By Michael GagneRecord-Journal staffBERLIN — Frontage Road was closed after a gasoline truck rolled over when its driver had attem ...
South Bay and Pacifico tables bustling on Wednesday night in New Haven. | Laura Glesby, New Haven Independent
Ray Andrewsen felt like he was in Paris. Alana Dina, the Big Apple.In reality, they were dining on pear and walnut salad and guaca ...
Abdus Salam demonstrates the ritual cleaning of one
Ritually cleaning their bodies, donning masks and setting prayer mats down six feet apart from fellow worshippers, Muslims gathere ...
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