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Nov 11, 2024, 7:29 AM

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01:48

'Beacon of healing.' Golf tournament honors Norwalk man killed in 2013 housefire raises money for burn victims

01:44

Neighbors say six boaters lucky to be alive after boat explodes and catches fire on Candlewood Lake

00:10

Officials: Multiple rooms damaged in fire at Red Carpet Inn in Stamford

02:28

Stamford Transfer Station closed following massive, hours-long fire

02:02

64-year-old man dies in Stamford house fire

00:15

Milford residents escape midnight basement fire thanks to smoke alarms

Gov. Ned Lamont has declared a Stage Two drought advisory for all of Connecticut, citing prolonged dry conditions.

A Fire Weather Warning and statewide emergency burn ban are in effect, prohibiting outdoor burning. Residents are urged to conserve water.

Since Oct. 21, Connecticut has reported 150 brush fires.