'He was a delight.' Community remembers victim of Route 7 crash with vigil at New Milford High School
Friends and family say Julio Gomez was known for his bright smile, outgoing personality and sense of humor.
Cloudy Tuesday morning with light rain expected; skies to brighten later in the day
Trial in Jennifer Dulos case to begin in January; jury selection starts next week
Bridgeport ballot stuffing scandal heads to court
Mayoral candidate John Gomes is asking a judge to order a whole new Democratic primary.
Nonprofit: Number of asylum seekers coming to Connecticut is becoming unmanageable
Remembering the Borinqueneers: New Haven children's author pens book about Puerto Rican soldiers
Stratford police: 15 cats found abandoned in cages
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be Well
Live life better! "be Well," a new show on News 12, will help you enhance all aspects of wellness throughout your life – from health to finance, and everything in between.
Road Trip: Close to Home
Kane in Your Corner
Turn to Tara
On a Positive Note
Talia Aikens-Nuñez is a children's author pushing for diversified and multi-cultural books for the younger generation.
OLA celebrates Hispanic culture through arts on East End
Camden native makes history as city's 1st Latina deputy police chief
Brooklyn poet and jazz artist looks to make a difference 'behind the scenes'
Want to support a Hispanic-owned business? Here are shops you can support during National Hispanic Heritage Month
Riverfront Art Gallery showcases Caribbean roots in Yonkers
Fitness in Four: Back exercises for beginners
Did you know our back is used in almost every movement in our body?
Live Life Better: Fall’s biggest trend in home decor takes us back to the '70s
Live Life Better: How pressure to succeed can lead to anxiety and depression in kids
be Well: ‘The Brady Bunch’ star Christopher Knight tells us about the power of kindness
be Well: How to safely put newborns down to sleep
A proper car seat is important to maintain your child’s safety. Here are 7 car seat safety tips
The Real Deal: The truth about what happens to online retail returns
It is estimated that 40% of online retail items are returned. News 12 Consumer Reporter Janice Liebermann has The Real Deal on just what happens to all those returns - and how you can possibly score a discount off them!
The Real Deal: Where you can find some relief from skyrocketing prices
The Real Deal: What to know about grocery savings
The Real Deal: Are special washes for fruits and veggies a waste?
Looking for a new job? These 8 tips could help get you hired.
The Real Deal: Why many retailers are cutting customer perks
Crime Files: Fatal Friendship
This week, the twisted truth in the murder case of 19-year-old Sarah Stern. A shocking story of greed and friendship gone tragically wrong.
'I strangled her.' Family man Richard Cottingham's double life as serial killer
‘This girl’s blood is on my hands.’ Mother and daughter brutally murdered 12 years apart
The Medford pharmacy killer speaks for the first time
Crime Files: 'Justice Delayed'
Crime Files - Swindled Love
Made in Connecticut: Showcasing guerilla street art at Art Monster Studio in Norwalk
This week in Made in Connecticut, News 12 headed to the Art Monster Studio where artist 5ivefingaz teaches students his craft.
Made in Connecticut: Lifestyle brand The Two Oh Three
Made in Connecticut: Mike's Beehives in Torrington
Made In Connecticut: Nuovo Pasta in Stratford
Made in Connecticut: Stratford’s Hartwork Cookie Company
Made In Connecticut: Milford’s Athletic Brewing Company
Sen. Blumenthal: Ukraine needs long-range artillery in fight against Russians
Sen. Blumenthal said he is calling on his colleagues in Congress to put aside party politics and come together to help Ukraine.
The federal government is headed into a shutdown. What does it mean, who's hit and what's next?
Sen. Blumenthal pushes for crackdown on 'Glock switches' that make handguns more lethal
Power & Politics: Ganim, Gomes on alleged ballot stuffing in the Bridgeport mayoral primary
‘I’m appalled.’ Ganim says he knew nothing about alleged ballot stuffing in first TV interview