Norwalk cooling center opens for residents attempting to beat oppressive heat
As brutal heat continues across Connecticut, people are cooling off at designated centers throughout the area.
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11h agoAs brutal heat continues across Connecticut, people are cooling off at designated centers throughout the area.
News 12's Angelica Toruno paid a visit to the Norwalk Public Library to check in on residents who are beating the heat.
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