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Griffin Obtains Search Warrant For Shot-Up Honda; Harp Stands By Griffin
As investigators obtained a search warrant for the car shot up by two cops last week, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp expressed her faith in State’s Attorney Patrick Griffin’s ability to oversee the investigation.
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Pitbulls Kill 6 Chickens, 1 Rooster
Two pit bulls — one white, the other white and brown — ran into a man’s Pond Lily Avenue backyard.
The white and brown pit bull did the killing. The same dog killed the man’s rabbit last year. But this year the dog got caught, by New Haven Animal Control.
Meanwhile, the police department’s bomb squad also got to detonate a Japanese World War II grenade found in a resident’s garage.
Top Westville /West Hills/ Amity/West Rock/ Beverly Hills cop Lt. Rose Dell details this incident and other crimes...
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Quinnipiac River Fund Announces 2019 Awardees
The following was provided by The Community Foundation For Greater New Haven.
The Quinnipiac River Fund has awarded $138,000 in grants to study the Quinnipiac River and its wildlife, reduce pollution, and increase access and recreational opportunities. Eleven competitive grants were awarded to organizations working in Greater New Haven, according to a press release from the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven.
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Analyst: Strike Deal A "Pyrrhic Victory"
A just-ended strike cost Stop & Shop up to $50 million as well as possible customers — which may cost its union as well.
So warns a retail analyst who monitored the dramatic 11-day walkout.
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WATCH LIVE: CNN hosts back to back town hall with 2020 presidential candidates
On Monday, CNN will host a massive back-to-back town hall featuring Democratic 2020 presidential candidates. The lineup includes: Senator Amy Klobuchar: 7 p.m. ET Senator Elizabeth Warren: 8 p.m. ET Senator Bernie Sanders: 9 p.m. ET Senator Kamala Harris: 10 p.m. ET Mayor Pete Buttigieg: 11 p.m. ET “The CNN town halls are co-hosted by the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College and the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School,”
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FACT CHECK: Did Reality TV Star Beth Chapman from 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' Pass Away?
The star, who has been battling cancer since 2017, was hospitalized in early April 2019.
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'Trump sounds like the mad king from Game of Thrones' -- not the president: National security analyst
On Monday, CNN national security analyst Samantha Vinograd slammed President Donald Trump over his response to special counsel Robert Mueller’s report. The nearly 400-page report reveals that White House aides from past to present have refused to follow Trump’s orders in fear it would put Americans in harm’s way. While talking to reporters, Trump denied this claim. “Nobody disobeys my orders,” Trump said on the South Lawn. “It’s factually untrue, according to the Mueller report, the Woodward
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Ex-Middle School Employee Accused of Rape, Sex Offenses
A former employee at a middle school in Charles County, Maryland, is facing rape and other sex offense charges after two female students came forward with allegations, police say.
Anthony Tyrone Williams Jr., 23, was arrested at his home in Waldorf on Thursday. Get Breaking News Alerts With the NBC Washington App The Charles County Sheriff's Office said Williams was an instructional assistant at Mattawoman Middle School on Berry Road when he was accused of making inappropriate comments to a...
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Mayor wants to ban new glass skyscrapers to cut emissions
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to introduce a bill banning new construction of glass skyscrapers as part of his climate change effort to reduce citywide greenhouse emissions by 30 percent
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Mayor wants to ban new glass skyscrapers to cut emissions
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to introduce a bill banning new construction of glass skyscrapers as part of his efforts to reduce citywide greenhouse emissions by 30 percent.
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North Korea confirms Kim 'soon' to visit Russia: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will “soon” visit Russia for his first summit with President Vladimir Putin, state media reported Tuesday, confirming a Kremlin announcement. Kim “will soon pay a visit to the Russian Federation at the invitation” of Putin, North Korea’s official KCNA news service said. “They will have talks during this visit,” the brief dispatch added. KCNA did not specify when or where the pair would meet. The Kremlin said last week
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Trump threatens new restrictions for high overstay countries
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is considering suspending or limiting U.S. entry for individuals from countries with high rates of short-term visa overstays. That’s according to a memo signed Monday by President Donald Trump