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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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New traffic laws take effect, targeting phone use and school bus violations (opens the original)
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NEWINGTON, Conn. (WFSB) - Several new traffic laws went into effect Thursday morning, including rules targeting distracted driving and drivers who pass stopped school buses. The new laws specify that watching videos on a phone or car screen while driving is not allowed. Drivers are also no longer allowed to talk on the phone while holding it in any way, including on speaker phone. Phones cannot be held in the hand or placed on any other body part while in use. Drivers must use a hands-free optio
Middletown murder suspect, another person shot after gunfire exchange with West Hartford police (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Two people, including a suspect in Middletown deadly shooting, were shot in an exchange with West Hartford officers in Hartford. The Middletown suspect was identified as 43-year-old Barrington Brown Jr., Middletown police said. When Brown was taken into custody, he was charged with murder, second-degree stalking, and unlawful discharge of a firearm. West Hartford police said the suspect and another person were shot in an exchange with their officers on Tuesday night. Bot
UConn to remove most blue safety lights from campus prompting mixed student reaction (opens the original)
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STORRS, Conn. (WFSB) - The University of Connecticut is removing most of the blue safety lights and phones from campus, prompting mixed reactions from students. School officials said the blue lights, which have been in place for 30 years, allow students to press a button in an emergency and connect with a dispatcher. Most of them will now be phased out gradually. Lily Tomko, a freshman, said she is concerned about the change. “I think that it honestly might be a safety hazard,” Tomko said. Tomko
West Haven prepares for weekend storms after summer flash flooding (opens the original)
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WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - Several cities and towns across Connecticut are preparing for this weekend’s storm, including areas already hit hard by flash flooding over the summer. West Haven, an area prone to coastal flooding, is among them. City officials want residents to pay attention. They warned that there is potential for flooded roads and beaches to become an issue. At Lake Street Beach, conditions were back to normal, but a few months ago the beach was washed away by flash flooding. Crews
Connecticut man creates game to track spotted lanternfly kills (opens the original)
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CONNECTICUT (WFSB) - Spotted lanternflies have been a problem across Connecticut through the summer and into the fall. One Connecticut man created a game to make the fight against the invasive insect more engaging. The game is called Spotted, found at lanternflygame.com, according to creator Steve Dailey. Dailey and his son created the game. Users log in, then find a spotted lanternfly, squish it and take a photo. The photo reports the kill to the game and places the user on a leaderboard. In th
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