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East Hartford sees influx of fake license plates
EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — You might want to think twice before you fake your plates. East Hartford police have seen a bump in the number of fake license plates and registrations in the area. “Here is a PSA for residents: When buying used cars from CT dealerships, ensure that you receive a temporary registration […]
Freebie Friday: Food truck festival and tax-free week
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — As tax-free week kicks off this weekend, a lot of families will be getting in their summer fun while prepping for back-to-school. We are stretching your dollar with where to find deals. The first one is this fun event for the family on Saturday:...
Liberty vs. Sun: Affordable WNBA Tickets for August 24 Showdown
The Liberty and Sun meet for the final time this season, potentially previewing a championship showdown. Both teams are currently at the top of the WNBA standings and are vying for playoff positioning. The Sun recently bolstered their roster by acquiring Marina Mabrey while the Liberty seek redemption after last year's finals loss. Historically, the Liberty have dominated the matchup, winning all three games this season. This crucial game takes place on August 24 in Brooklyn.
Support Pours In For Family Of Swimming Pool Company Van Driver Killed In Willington Crash
The effort came following a crash in Tolland County on Tuesday, Aug. 13, when two vehicles collided on Route 32 (River Road) in the town of Willington near the intersection with Battye Road, according to Connecticut State Police. Willington resident Fred Viets, who had been driving a Ram van owned...
Driver Jumps Out Of Passing Car To Help Resident Who Escaped From Seymour House Fire
The incident occurred in New Haven County on Lynn Terrace around 6 p.m., Thursday, in Seymour. According to Seymour Fire Marshal Timothy Willis, when firefighters arrived, they found the home fully engulfed in flames and an injured resident who had "self-evacuated." Willis said a Good Samaritan had jumped out of...
Hundreds Showing Love For Milford 4-Year-Old Facing Months of Chemo
What started out as a fever and stomach ache for Mia Morse of New Haven County in Milford turned out to be every parent's worst nightmare -- cancer. Mia, usually dressed in full princess mode, is described as "hilariously imaginative, adorable, super sweet," according to a GoFundMe started to support the family so they can make it through these "trying" times.
Registration for Manchester Road Race starts Sept. 1
MANCHESTER, Conn. (WTNH) — Registration for the 88th Manchester Road Race is right around the corner! Race officials Friday announced registration would open on Sept. 1 for the Thanksgiving Day race which attracts tens of thousands of runners each year. The entry fee for runners who sign up online before midnight on Oct. 1 is […]
Yale New Haven doctor speaks about the benefits and dangers of ketamine
Ketamine is garnering national attention as more details come out about the death of Hollywood star Matthew Perry. Perry struggled with drug addiction and overdosed after taking ketamine at his home. Perry was undergoing therapeutic ketamine treatment, but his death was a result of unregulated recreational use. “Someone who has...
As Tweed New Haven Airport welcomes more flights, neighbors renew concerns over traffic, environment
Tweed New Haven Airport will soon be home to a second airline. Breeze Airways later this year will begin flights to and from Tweed, eventually serving several destinations in Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Louisiana. The expansion excites airport officials and business leaders, but not everyone is happy...
Yondr Go Cellphones In Schools?
Metropolitan Business Academy rising junior Bayan Albakkour thinks that Yondr cellphone pouches — a method for creating phone-free spaces that some New Haven schools are adopting — are a good idea to help students focus on class by hiding a key source of distraction. Her best friend, meanwhile,...
University of New Haven students volunteer with United Way
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Some University of New Haven students kickstarted the new academic year on Friday by volunteering. “As part of their orientation they are getting to go out into the community to really make a difference, to connect with one another and really help create a ripple effect of change,” Maria Arnold, […]
Back-to-school illnesses, immunizations
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — In today’s health headlines, “slapped cheek disease” cases are spiking, childhood vaccination rates are still relatively low — what to know before the school year, and how to protect against COVID and whooping cough as both are on the rise.
FDA approves first nasal spray to treat severe allergic reactions
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A new treatment for people with severe allergic reactions will soon be available. The Food and Drug Administration approved an emergency nasal spray for adults and older children with life-threatening allergic reactions. Allergist Dr. Phil Hemmers with Hartford HealthCare St. Vincent’s Medical Center discussed...
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