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Family of 3-year-old killed by car was under DCF investigation
A tragic incident in New Haven has raised concerns as the family of a 3-year-old killed by a car was reportedly under investigation by DCF. This situation highlights the ongoing issues surrounding child supervision and safety in the community.
Power restored to thousands after Saturday storms
Power has been restored to thousands of people in New Haven after strong storms moved through on Saturday, causing significant outages. At one point, there were over 40,000 outages reported, with many in the surrounding areas.
Connecticut celebrates and sends off 3 James Beard Award finalists
Connecticut is celebrating three culinary talents as they prepare for the prestigious James Beard Awards. This recognition highlights the vibrant food scene in New Haven and the surrounding areas, showcasing local chefs' contributions to the culinary arts.
Gov. Ned Lamont declares Stage 2 drought advisory for multiple counties
Gov. Ned Lamont has declared a Stage 2 drought advisory for New Haven County due to significantly low streamflow and increased wildfire danger. Residents are encouraged to be aware of the potential for worsening drought conditions as rain is forecasted but may not be sufficient to alleviate the situation.
Police investigation underway at Hamden Middle School
HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Hamden police are investigating an "incident" that occurred at Hamden Middle School on Wednesday. Law enforcement officers and emergency personnel have responded to the scene to assess the situation, according to police.
3 Connecticut children die of apparent overdose, officials issue warning
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- A very dangerous social media trend is back and may have already led to multiple deaths in Connecticut. The trend is called the "Benadryl Challenge," and it encourages people to take dangerous amounts of DHP to try to bring on hallucinations.
Legislation Committee Agenda – June 30
The Legislation Committee in New Haven has published its agenda for the meeting on June 30. This session will cover legislative matters that impact the local community.
Public Safety Committee Agenda – June 16
The Public Safety Committee in New Haven has announced its agenda for the meeting scheduled on June 16. This meeting will focus on key public safety issues relevant to the community.
Community Development Committee Agenda – June 17
The Community Development Committee in New Haven has released its agenda for the upcoming meeting on June 17. This meeting will address important local development issues affecting the community.
Democracy Forward
Adele Haeg reports for the Yale Daily News on how New Haven became the only municipal plaintiff in a lawsuit targeting Trump’s 'slush fund.' This unique position highlights New Haven's active role in local governance and legal matters.
Transformers Trip Up New-Housing Pitch
Neighbors' objections to a developer's proposed placement of two electric transformers in East Rock and Fair Haven Heights have led to a halt in plans for 22 new housing units. This decision reflects the community's concerns regarding the development's impact.
Kimberly Basketball Court Gets Cooler
A new mural using highly reflective paint has been installed at the Kimberly Basketball Court in New Haven, designed to help reduce surface temperatures. This improvement aims to enhance the playing conditions for local basketball enthusiasts.