Connecticut's First PET/MRI System Installed In New Haven Connecticut's First PET/MRI System Installed In New Haven Connecticut's First PET/MRI System Installed In New Haven
Connecticut's First PET/MRI System Installed In New Haven Yale New Haven Hospital has installed a 9-ton PET/MRI imaging system that will bring new capabilities for evaluating brain disorders and cancer to Connecticut. According to Yale New Haven Health, the equipment combines positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), allowing doctors to examine both disease activity and detailed body structures during a single scan. The technology is expected to help physicians evaluate Alzheimer's disease and epilepsy, including identifying where seizures originate. It could also aid in assessing tumors, monitoring cancer treatments…
Dollar General Accused Of Deceptive Pricing For Years In Major FTC Lawsuit Dollar General Accused Of Deceptive Pricing For Years In Major FTC Lawsuit Dollar General Accused Of Deceptive Pricing For Years In Major FTC Lawsuit
Dollar General Accused Of Deceptive Pricing For Years In Major FTC Lawsuit Federal regulators and 20 states are suing Dollar General after the discount retailer was accused of charging shoppers more than its advertised prices. Attorneys general from Connecticut, New Jersey, and 18 other states joined the Federal Trade Commission in suing Dollar General, the FTC announced in a news release on Monday, Oct. 26. The states claimed Dollar General has cost shoppers millions of dollars by repeatedly overcharging them for years. Investigators said thousands of Dollar General stores regularly charged customers more at checkout than the prices displayed on sh…
BMW Driver Who Rammed NJ Cops With Car Arrested At New Britain Gas Station: Police BMW Driver Who Rammed NJ Cops With Car Arrested At New Britain Gas Station: Police BMW Driver Who Rammed NJ Cops With Car Arrested At New Britain Gas Station: Police
BMW Driver Who Rammed NJ Cops With Car Arrested At New Britain Gas Station: Police A man accused of hitting a New Jersey police officer with his car was caught at a Connecticut gas station overnight, authorities said.  Connecticut State Police arrested Damien Sulewski, 22, shortly before 1:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26, after receiving an alert that he had fled into the state.  The alert concerned a BMW allegedly involved in a police shooting in Belleville, New Jersey. Authorities said the driver had struck a Belleville police officer with the car.  Two officers were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.&nbs…
Man Killed In Shooting Behind Hartford Apartment Building ID'd Man Killed In Shooting Behind Hartford Apartment Building ID'd Man Killed In Shooting Behind Hartford Apartment Building ID'd
Man Killed In Shooting Behind Hartford Apartment Building ID'd Police have identified the Connecticut man who died after a shooting behind an apartment building overnight.  David Mendoza-Fernandez, 40, was found unresponsive near 81 Arch Street in Hartford shortly before 2 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26, police said. He later died at a hospital. Multiple people called 911 to report the shooting. Police also received a ShotSpotter alert. The first Hartford officer to arrive performed CPR on Mendoza-Fernandez before paramedics took him to the hospital, authorities said.  Witnesses described the shooter’s vehicle to dispatchers, police said. Two officer…
Mounting Bills, Families Stretched Thin: Help CT Families Facing Breast Cancer Mounting Bills, Families Stretched Thin: Help CT Families Facing Breast Cancer Mounting Bills, Families Stretched Thin: Help CT Families Facing Breast Cancer
Mounting Bills, Families Stretched Thin: Help CT Families Facing Breast Cancer Connecticut families facing breast cancer are asking for help as treatment cuts off paychecks and puts pressure on household budgets. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, these five GoFundMes highlight needs beyond medical care: rent, groceries, transportation, and saving a local business.  The Breast Cancer Research Foundation estimates more than 324,000 people nationwide will receive a breast cancer diagnosis in 2026. More than 42,000 will die from the disease. For these Connecticut families, supporters can help cover bills or share their campaigns. Here are their stories, tol…
Caught On Camera: DC Man Scrambles Through Building With Gun After Killing Girlfriend, Feds Say Caught On Camera: DC Man Scrambles Through Building With Gun After Killing Girlfriend, Feds Say Caught On Camera: DC Man Scrambles Through Building With Gun After Killing Girlfriend, Feds Say
Caught On Camera: DC Man Scrambles Through Building With Gun After Killing Girlfriend, Feds Say A DC man was caught on camera scrambling through an apartment building with a gun after shooting his girlfriend in the head. Tyjuan Bazemore, 35, was seen repeatedly running up and down the stairs of a 16th Street apartment building after killing 27-year-old Nyesha Walden-Hatcher on Feb. 2, prosecutors said. Tyjuan Bazemore running towards the staircase with a black handgun. US Attorney's Office He later put on shoes and a hoodie, tried to knock down a surveillance camera, and fled. He wasn't swift enough. Authorities tracked Bazemore to Connecticut, where he was apprehended and e…
Monkey Torture: CT Woman Among 4 Who Admit Roles In Animal Abuse Videos, Feds Say Monkey Torture: CT Woman Among 4 Who Admit Roles In Animal Abuse Videos, Feds Say Monkey Torture: CT Woman Among 4 Who Admit Roles In Animal Abuse Videos, Feds Say
Monkey Torture: CT Woman Among 4 Who Admit Roles In Animal Abuse Videos, Feds Say A Connecticut woman pleaded guilty in a conspiracy that funded the torture of monkeys and sold videos of their abuse on social media, federal officials said. Kimberly Anglin entered her plea on Aug. 12 and will be sentenced on Dec. 2, according to the Justice Department. A man from Arizona was the fourth person who admitted their role in the video scheme on Friday, Oct. 23.  Related: Pennsylvania Man Involved In Ring That Filmed Animal "Crush Videos' Anglin was among 11 people indicted in 2025 in connection with online groups that helped create and share the videos. Court documents d…
Avon Financial Adviser Admits To $3.3M Fraud Fueled By Risky Trades, Brokerage Loophole Avon Financial Adviser Admits To $3.3M Fraud Fueled By Risky Trades, Brokerage Loophole Avon Financial Adviser Admits To $3.3M Fraud Fueled By Risky Trades, Brokerage Loophole
Avon Financial Adviser Admits To $3.3M Fraud Fueled By Risky Trades, Brokerage Loophole A Connecticut investment adviser pleaded guilty to wire fraud after a trading scheme cost three financial firms more than $3.3 million, federal prosecutors said. Andrew M. Komarow, 37, of Avon, initiated about $8.9 million in electronic transfers between October 2022 and February 2023, but he did not have the money to cover them, according to court records.  Instead, Komarow moved the money into several personal brokerage accounts, many of them newly opened, so he could exploit the time it took the firms to process and clear the transfers, prosecutors said. That delay allowed him…
New Haven Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Children Under 10 Over Decade Later New Haven Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Children Under 10 Over Decade Later New Haven Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Children Under 10 Over Decade Later
New Haven Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Children Under 10 Over Decade Later A Connecticut man was found guilty of sexually abusing two children younger than 10 more than a decade after the assaults happened, prosecutors said.  James S. Miller Jr., 58, was found guilty on Thursday, Oct. 22, in New Haven Superior Court on two counts each of first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor, according to New Haven State’s Attorney John P. Doyle Jr. Trial evidence showed Miller abused the children in New Haven between 2012 and 2014. Both victims reported the abuse to police in 2022, years after it happened. The court combined their cases for one jury…
Sally's Apizza Reveals Newington Location's Opening Date Amid Expansion Plans Sally's Apizza Reveals Newington Location's Opening Date Amid Expansion Plans Sally's Apizza Reveals Newington Location's Opening Date Amid Expansion Plans
Sally's Apizza Reveals Newington Location's Opening Date Amid Expansion Plans Sally's Apizza is expanding across the Northeast as the iconic New Haven pizzeria prepares to open another restaurant in Connecticut. The chain revealed the opening date for its newest location at 3329 Berlin Turnpike in Newington in a news release on Tuesday, Oct. 20. A grand opening celebration will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The restaurant's hours are 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. It'll stay open until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. This will be the eighth Sally's location, six of which are in Connecticut. "We're thrilled to continue growing o…
Stamford Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Blind West Haven Woman During Home Invasion: DA Stamford Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Blind West Haven Woman During Home Invasion: DA Stamford Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Blind West Haven Woman During Home Invasion: DA
Stamford Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Blind West Haven Woman During Home Invasion: DA A Connecticut man who robbed and sexually assaulted a legally blind West Haven business owner has been convicted on all four charges in the case, prosecutors said. Terrell Meynard, 44, was found guilty on Wednesday, Oct. 21, of a vicious Aug. 18, 2024, attack at H & M Bio Therapy on Main Street in West Haven, State’s Attorney Margaret E. Kelley announced. The 57-year-old woman ran the massage business on the first floor and lived upstairs and was assaulted after Meynard kept ringing her doorbell. When she went to see who it was, he pushed his way inside, grabbed her neck, and …
Two Longtime CT Companies Shedding More Than 200 Jobs Two Longtime CT Companies Shedding More Than 200 Jobs Two Longtime CT Companies Shedding More Than 200 Jobs
Two Longtime CT Companies Shedding More Than 200 Jobs Cannondale plans to close its Wilton office, affecting 143 positions, while S&S Worldwide in Colchester is cutting 70 jobs — two rounds of layoffs at companies with long histories in Connecticut. Cycling Sports Group Inc. notified the state's Department of Labor on Wednesday, Oct. 21, that it would close the Cannondale office in Wilton as part of a global restructuring. The bike brand was founded in Wilton in 1971. The company said it would close the office at 1 Cannondale Way and lay off employees in phases from Dec. 21, 2026, through Dec. 31, 2027. Of the 143 affected positions, 104 …