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A Baldwin City man told police he doesn’t remember threatening to kill a crew of construction workers. Instead, he said he ...

Governor Ned Lamont is urging the legislature to approve a state budget that includes $3.9 million in funding for the state’s ...

The family of James Leon Craig Jr., who was fatally shot more than two months ago, is seeking further action from the ...

Machine Gun Kelly called out a music critic for a comment he made about his new song "Your Name Forever," which is a tribute ...

Connecticut would become the tenth state to allow individuals and municipalities to sue gun makers and state gun dealers.

High school spring sports began in earnest this past week, with most of the pre-Spring Break action on the road away from ...

For the first time ever, the Mercer Island Police Department (MIPD) will host an anonymous and voluntary gun buyback event...

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A proposed law would hold gun manufacturers and retailers responsible for harm done by their weapons if they don’t work to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands.

Business owners and advocates argued that Connecticut’s laws are already stringent when it comes to who can purchase a gun.