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What to know as Trump extends ceasefire in Iran war
President Donald Trump has announced an extension of the ceasefire in the Iran war, giving mediators additional time to arrange...
Pittsburgh students move to remote learning as NFL draft consumes the city
The NFL draft has become such a production that the league starts planning each one about two and a half...
State officials underscore efforts to keep work zones safe as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week
FARMINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) -- This is National Work Zone Awareness Week. Tuesday morning, top state and federal officials honored workers...
Connecticut honors roadway workers killed on the job, urges safer driving
Connecticut officials and highway workers are urging drivers to slow down, stay off their phones, and pay closer attention in...
Naugatuck water main break causes flooding, damages roadway on Walnut Street
NAUGATUCK, Conn. (WTNH) -- A water main break Tuesday is causing flooding on Walnut Street, damaging the roadway, according to...
Man impaled by stick at Old Furnace State Park in Killingly, DEEP says
A man was impaled by a stick at Old Furnace State Park in Killingly on Tuesday, the Connecticut Department of...
Tucker Carlson says he'll be ‘tormented' for ‘a long time' over his support for Trump
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson expressed regret over supporting President Donald Trump, saying in a video released Monday that...
Amtrak won't close shoreline rail bridges during World Cup, reversing earlier proposal
Amtrak says it will not close any railroad bridges along Connecticut’s shoreline during the 2026 World Cup, backing away from...
New Haven Pride Center announces reopening after raising $500K to pay off debts, start over
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Leaders with the New Haven Pride Center said they'll be reopening next month, after raising half...
Bicyclist struck, seriously injured in New Haven
A bicyclist was struck in the area of Ella Grasso Boulevard and Printer’s lane in New Haven on Tuesday, according...
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