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A couple makes their way through Latham Park as snowstorm begins to dump snow in downtown Stamford Friday, December 26, 2025. Dreaming of a white Christmas in Connecticut? Your chances of waking up to a snow-covered landscape depend quite a bit on where you live. Along the shoreline, a white…
Ned Lamont was reelected as governor and Susan Bysiewicz as lieutenant governor over opponents Ryan Fazio and Matthew Corey. As of the morning of Nov. 4, Lamont won 56.14% of the vote with 648,100 votes, and Fazio has 39.44% and 455,341 votes, according to the Secretary of the State’s election…
In the wake of National Teen Driver Safety Week, the Massachusetts Child Fatality Review Program disclosed its fiscal 2025 annual report, which examines motor vehicle-related deaths among the state’s teenagers ages 15 to 17. The report examines the overall state of teen driving in Massachusetts — including driver education, driving…
NEW HARTFORD, NY — A Rome woman was arrested following a scam that targeted a former dentist, police said. Kayla M. Phillips, 28, of Rome, was arrested Tuesday on felony grand larceny charges. The investigation began after the victim received text messages from an individual later identified as Phillips claiming…
by Andrew Brown, CT Mirror November 4, 2026 One of three school construction contractors who admitted to bribing Connecticut’s former deputy budget director, Konstantinos Diamantis, was sentenced to two years of probation in…
A contractor whose cooperation helped prosecutors convict fugitive school construction chief Konstantinos Diamantis was spared prison Wednesday and instead placed on probation in order to participate in a community service…
— Dave Altimari, 11.2.2026 Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to show leniency when sentencing Antoinetta Roy for bribing former state official Konstantinos Diamantis, acknowledging that while Roy knowingly participated in…
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