Crime
Home health care operator pleads guilty to wage theft
"I am a victim of business gone wrong," owner says.
Former wrestlers sue WWE for head injuries
The suit maintains WWE knew about the dangers but did nothing to address or prevent them.
SilverBills offers bill-paying solution to the elderly
Clients get the benefit of secure bill paying technology without having to use a computer.
Volkswagen to pay $15 billion to settle cheating scandal
Volkswagen will pay up to $15 billion to settle consumer lawsuits and federal allegations stemming from its September admission that it...
Greenwich, Fairfield included in list of 30 safest cities to raise a child
Greenwich was ranked #3, with Fairfield at #12.
Murphy vows to fight on after defeat of gun reform bills
The Connecticut senator and Gov. Dannel Malloy blame the NRA for undue influence over Republicans, while the NRA maintain would-be gun...
Former IBM software developer accused of espionage
Federal officials say Xu Jiaqiang knew that the People's Republic of China would benefit from stolen software code.
Second Chance support grows despite legislative setback
Ex-offenders ranging from drug dealers to the mayor of Bridgeport are extolling the virtues of having another opportunity at being a...
Jury rules in favor of insurance company in Ponzi scheme claims
Continental Casualty does not have to pay bilked investors.
Parents of two children killed at Sandy Hook School offer to settle suit against Newtown
The parents of Jesse Lewis and Noah Pozner have offered to settle their wrongful death lawsuit for $5.5 million each.
Danbury, Stamford juvenile courts among closings due to budget cuts
Cases at the Danbury Juvenile Court will be transferred to Bridgeport and Waterbury, while such cases at the Stamford Juvenile Court...
Connecticut lawmakers renew calls for gun legislation in wake of Orlando shootings
Senators Murphy and Blumenthal call for Congress to act, while gun lobbyists have remained silent.
Former Stamford businessman found guilty on 57 counts in insurance fraud case
Daniel Carpenter has been found guilty of conspiracy, mail and wire fraud, money laundering and illegal monetary transaction offenses.
Yonkers school official gets prison term for bus service theft
Charges against a Yonkers bus company owner are pending for his role in a scheme with a convicted transportation supervisor at...
Stamford real estate investment firm owner pleads guilty to $17M securities fraud
Carlton Cabot of Stamford, former owner and CEO of Cabot Investment Properties LLC (CIP) in Boston, has pleaded guilty to a...
