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Bridgeport and Stamford police teamed up to serve a search warrant that turned up an illegal firearm and drugs packaged for sale.

What to KnowGov. Ned Lamont is running for a third term. It’s the first time Lamont is facing a different Republican challenger, having faced Bob Stefanowski in 2018 and 2022. Fazio was first elected in August 2021, serving State Senate District 36, which covers Greenwich, North Stamford, and portions of Stamford and New Canaan.   See live election results below. Connecticut Governor 0% expected vote in Source: NBC News Decision Desk

Danny Turkvan, 55, also known as "Smooth," was sentenced to an additional year and two months behind bars for continuing to sell crack cocaine.

A professor at the University of Connecticut’s Stamford campus has been let go after the university investigated allegations involving him and a student, along with other past incidents with students. The investigation began in April when a student filed a report to the university’s Office for Inclusion and Civil Rights, according to documents NBC Connecticut obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. Those documents said the student handed over text messages

Two Stamford medical practices will pay $866,539 to the state of Connecticut and the federal government to settle allegations of submitting inflated government health insurance bills, blood testing fraud and COVID-19-related fraud, according to the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General. Dr. Steven Murphy, owner of Murphy Medical Associates and Diagnostic & Medical Specialist of Greenwich, will pay $583,310 to the United States and $283,229 to Connecticut, Attorney General W

Oct 21 (Reuters) - Philip Morris International beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter sales and profit on Wednesday, helped by strong demand for its Zyn nicotine pouches and by higher cigarette prices, and kept its full-year profit forecast intact. The Stamford, Connecticut-based company, which sells [...]

Stamford police have arrested three men in connection with a September 6 shooting.

A Stamford doctor who was tapped by the Elicker administration to provide free walk-up Covid testing during the early months of the pandemic has agreed to pay more than $860,000 to settle allegations that he billed for blood tests that he didn't perform and for patients whom he inaccurately identified as uninsured. The post Pandemic “Profiteer” Pays $860K appeared first on New Haven Independent.

McKenna Duff and AJ Schrag discuss recreating America's first marathon in Stamford, Connecticut, and inspiring the community through running.