Pat Eaton-robb
The Associated Press
Hartford, CT, United States
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Family of man hurt in police van seeks civil rights charges
The family of a Black man in Connecticut, paralyzed when a police van without seatbelts braked suddenly, asked federal authorities Friday to file civil rights charges against the officers involved. → Read More
Crump to represent Randy Cox, Black man hurt in police van
Prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump said Tuesday he will lead the legal fight on behalf of Randy Cox, a Black man who was seriously injured in the back of a police van in Connecticut when the driver braked suddenly. → Read More
Boy Scouts to sell off camps amid strain from sexual abuse suits
A $2.6 billion proposed bankruptcy settlement designed to pay thousands of victims of child sexual abuse has added pressure to the organization beset by years of declining enrollment. → Read More
Under strain from sex abuse suits, Scouts sell off camps
A $2.6 billion proposed bankruptcy settlement designed to pay thousands of victims of child sexual abuse has added pressure to an organization beset by years of declining enrollment. → Read More
Under strain from sex abuse suits, Scouts sell off camps
A $2.6 billion proposed bankruptcy settlement designed to pay thousands of victims of child sexual abuse has added pressure to an organization beset by years of declining enrollment. → Read More
Under strain from sex abuse suits, Scouts sell off camps
A $2.6 billion proposed bankruptcy settlement designed to pay thousands of victims of child sexual abuse has added pressure to an organization beset by years of declining enrollment. → Read More
Scouts sell off camps under strain from sex abuse suits
As the financially struggling Boy Scouts sell off a number of campgrounds, conservationists, government officials and others are scrambling to find ways to preserve them as open space. → Read More
Baby formula shortage fueling spike in milk bank interest
NEW YORK (AP) — The U. S. baby formula shortage has sparked a surge of interest at milk banks around the U. S. with some mothers offering to donate breast milk and desperate parents calling to see if it's a solution to keep their babies fed. It's a pathway that won't work for every formula-fed baby, especially those with special dietary needs, and it comes with challenges because the country's… → Read More
Baby formula shortage fueling spike in milk bank interest
The U.S. baby formula shortage has sparked a surge of interest at milk banks around the U.S. with some mothers offering to donate breast milk and desperate parents calling to see if it’s a so… → Read More
Baby formula shortage fueling spike in milk bank interest
The U.S. baby formula shortage has sparked a surge of interest at milk banks around the U.S. with some mothers offering to donate breast milk and desperate parents calling to see if it’s a solution to keep their babies fed. → Read More
Baby formula shortage fueling spike in milk bank interest
The U.S. baby formula shortage has sparked a surge of interest at milk banks around the U.S. → Read More
Parents swap, sell baby formula as Biden focuses on shortage
A baby formula shortage in the United States is driving parents to swap, sell and offer leftover supplies to each other, while President Joe Biden spoke with manufacturers and retailers Thursday about the plight facing families. → Read More
Parents swap, sell baby formula as Biden focuses on shortage
The baby formula shortage stems from supply chain disruptions and a safety recall by formula maker Abbott stemming from contamination concerns. → Read More
CT Gov. gets bill allowing athletes to use UConn name in deals
UConn had asked for the bill, which updates last year’s CT state law that allows athletes to make money by marketing their name, image and likeness. → Read More
Dumpster find leads to rediscovery of artist Francis Hines
After fading into obscurity, the late artist Francis Hines is gaining new attention after a car mechanic rescued hundreds of his paintings from a dumpster in Connecticut. → Read More
Investigation into beluga whale's death finds issues at Mystic Aquarium
The report from the department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service stems from an inspection done in September, after the Aug. 6 death of a 5-year-old male whale named Havoc. → Read More
Tribe supports Connecticut city’s Red Raiders’ nickname
An American Indian tribe is supporting a CT city’s attempt to retain funding put in jeopardy by its use of a Native American mascot and imagery. → Read More
Smith's 26 points help UCF to first-ever win over Florida
STORRS, Conn. (AP) — Brittney Smith came off the bench to score a career-high 26 points... → Read More
Appeals court: Inmates don't have a right to pornography
A federal appeals court has ruled that Connecticut prison inmates do not have a right to possess or view pornography in prison. → Read More
Auditors find oversight issues at child welfare department
Connecticut’s state auditors issued a report detailing problems found with record-keeping and oversight at the Department of Children and Families. → Read More