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Street takeovers have become a major safety concern in the Constitution State, prompting lawmakers to urgently search for solutions and restore order to the roads. These are 10 of the most alarming images captured by Connecticut news crews over the past three years.

That said, I've basically taken a crash course in all things Connecticut out of necessity. I’ve gotten to know the towns, the roads, the lakes, the wildlife, the politicians, the local nicknames, and even the state's quirky adopted identities. And yet, despite all that time and experience, there are still hidden bits of info buried in small, rural towns around the state. You really can learn something new about the Constitution State every day.

​The first confirmed sighting of a zebra mussel in Candlewood Lake occurred on May 22, 2020, when a single specimen was discovered several miles south of the Rocky River intake canal near Vaughn’s Neck. No, this does not mean it's the end of the line for Candlewood Lake, but both home and boat owners must remain vigilant. If you own...

There will be limited seating, and you are encouraged to bring your own chair to the event. Limited parking, with a few handicapped parking spaces available in the Holy Land USA parking lot, but space is limited, and carpooling is suggested

There have been a total of 5 reported sightings of Hummingbirds in Connecticut. Members have reported sightings in Redding, Middlebury, Storrs, Niantic, and Putnam.

in 2023, this was big news all over the Nutmeg State. In case you don't remember a Rocky Hill resident physically fought off four would-be carjackers who attempted to steal his car right out of his driveway. Keep in mind, all of this happened in broad daylight, check it out.

To see where renters are catching a break (and where they’re not), WalletHub looked at over 180 cities, comparing how much people earn to how much they pay in rent and Connecticut took another cold blast of reality to the face-piece.