$100K Settlement Reached Over Controversial Class Video: CT News

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Town and school officials have agreed to settle lawsuits for $100,000 amid claims that a video shown during an eighth-grade social studies class caused the son of a police officer emotional distress.>>>Read More.

The police chief is on paid administrative leave.>>>Read More.

An ESPN report says the Los Angeles Lakers are interested in Dan Hurley as coach and UConn — and Hurley himself — are not commenting.>>>Read More.

The ID of the deceased has been released by police.>>>Read More.

A street was closed after a truck hit a tree, police said.>>>Read More.

A firefighter sprung into action when a boy needed help at a resort.>>>Read More.

Two police officers were recognized for saving a man who police say was about to jump from a ledge at the mall.>>>Read More.

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