Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Morning News Brief: Forums to highlight consequences of distracted driving

           

Forums to highlight consequences of distracted driving

 

Law enforcement and elected officials will meet with the public Tuesday to discuss the consequences of distracted driving.

 

TOP STORIES

Man, woman accused in Norwalk lottery scam

 

A couple is accused of using a lottery scam to rip off a woman in Norwalk, police say.

 

Pennies found piled up on cow stomach in Torrington

 

A possible animal sacrifice involving a cow stomach and pennies was discovered in Torrington.

 

Poll: National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day

 

Happy National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day! Have you ever adopted a pet from a shelter?

 

On the Spot: Cinco de Mayo

 

Cinco de Mayo is Sunday, and it's a holiday many of us like to celebrate. News 12's Lily Stolzberg spoke to shoppers to find out how much people know about it.

 

Doctor lays out the facts surrounding new multi-drug resistant superbug

 

One person in Connecticut and over 300 hundred in New York and New Jersey have come down with multi-drug resistant superbug Candida auris.

 

Anti-Defamation League calls on leaders to prevent violence against religious groups

 

Local members of the Anti-Defamation League are encouraging residents to work together to counteract acts of violence against religious groups after a shooting at a synagogue in California Saturday. 

 

Fire marshal probes cause of structure fire in South End abandoned building

 

An intersection in Stamford's South End was shut down Monday due to a structure fire in an abandoned building.

 

John Singleton, maker of 'Boyz N the Hood,' dies at 51

 

Filmmaker John Singleton, who debuted with the Oscar-nominated "Boyz N the Hood" and continued making movies that probed the lives of black communities in his native Los Angeles and beyond, has died. He was 51.

 

Ringing off the hook: How new tech is fueling the robocall explosion

 

Our investigation finds that new technology is fueling the explosive growth of unwanted calls.

 

Stratford elementary school event raises money for child cancer patients

 

Students at Eli Whitney Elementary School in Stratford participated in the eighth annual BuzzCuts for Cancer fundraiser Monday.

 

Westport firefighters rally behind veteran battling colon cancer

 

Firefighters of the Westport Fire Department are rallying behind 13-year veteran Turk Aksoy, 46, who was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer five years ago and originally given three years to live.

 

 

 

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