Trumbull News: Power Outage In Town
3:03am--#Trumbull CT--Police are reporting a large power outage in Trumbull from Tashua, Spring Hill to Madison Avenue is without power. UI has been notified.
Tonight’s car fire
1:40am--#Bridgeport CT-- Tonight's car fire is at Spring and Nobel Avenue. Firefighters on the way. Police on routing patrol make the discovery.
Trumbull News: Police called to Marisa’s
1:40am--#Trumbull CT-- Numerous calls to police to step up their response to a disturbance at Ristorante at 6540 Main Street. Four state troopers on the way, aid from Bridgeport no longer needed. 1:46am--- UPDATE: One male and one female have face lacerations and may need medical attention.
Bridgeport News: Truck hits house and flees
1:34am--#Bridgeport CT-- A white pickup truck drove through a fence at 257 Douglas Street (off Chopsey Hill) and fled towards Reservoir Avenue. Police have caught the suspect.
Bridgeport News: Police Investigate First Homicide
#Bridgeport CT--Video Report--Police investigate first homicide of the year. Just before 10:30 Saturday night police received a call that a woman came to the Bishop Curtis Housing at 525 Palisades Avenue to check on her mother’s well being. When she entered the apartment she found blood all over the living room. She reported that her brother was barricaded in the bathroom and his girlfriend locked in the bathroom. Police and firefighters found two unresponsive people in the living room. One was dead upon their arrival and the other person was transported to Bridgeport Hospital. We have no information on this person’s condition. As with all breaking news this is preliminary information subject to change and pending the police investigation.
Bridgeport News: 1 injured after street fight
1:14am--#Bridgeport CT-- Police break up a street fight in the 900 block of Hancock Avenue. One person was injured.
Bridgeport News: Police investigating first homicide
Just before 10:30 police received a call that a woman came to the Bishop Curtis Housing at 525 Palisades Avenue to check on her mother's well being. When she entered the apartment she found blood all over the living room. She reported that her brother was barricaded in the bathroom and his girlfriend locked in the bathroom. Police and firefighters found two unresponsive people in the living room. One was dead upon their arrival and the other person was transported to Bridgeport Hospital. We have no information on this person's condition. As with all breaking news this is preliminary information subject to change and pending the police investigation.
Bridgeport News: Attempted hit and run by truck
8:10am--#Bridgeport CT-- An alert police officer witnessed a yellow box truck hit a car and attempt to flee on Kossuth and Putnam Street. The truck did pull over when the officer pulled him over.
GOV. MALLOY ANNOUNCES $9 MILLION IN NURSING HOME ‘REBALANCING’ GRANTS
Initiative Promotes Freedom of Choice In Long-Term Care System (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that his administration is awarding $9 million in first-time funding to help Connecticut’s nursing home industry diversify services to meet the changing needs of older adults and other citizens with disabilities. The grants are part of the state’s Strategic Plan to Rebalance Long-Term Services and Supports, a ground-breaking initiative to expand long-term service options for people who can live safely in the community instead of an institution. “Simply put, many people are looking for greater choice about where and how they receive care,” Governor Malloy said. “Our initiative promotes freedom of choice in the long-term care system by…
Lavielle: Local School Districts Should be Allowed to Set Their Own Calendars
HARTFORD – In Wednesday’s Education Committee meeting, State Representative Gail Lavielle (R-143) introduced legislation that would have eliminated the requirement for school districts to adopt uniform regional school calendars. Her proposal, which she raised in an amendment to a related bill, did not pass after much discussion by the committee. The adoption of uniform regional school calendars, which would take local control away from Boards of Education, was mandated by the state in legislation passed in 2013. Rep. Lavielle’s amendment would have made adopting uniform regional school calendars optional, preserving local control over education. “I am very disappointed that the majority of the Education Committee’s members refused to take into account the very strong objections expressed by…