Have you noticed more dogs in Stamford? There were more dogs registered with the city last year than there were in 2023.

STAMFORD, Conn. — The Office of Inspector General will be investigating the death of a man Sunday who died in the custody of the Stamford Police Department. Jamal Linton, 36, of Brooklyn, New York died on Sunday, while in the custody of the Stamford Police Department according to police.

A family-owned business specializing in handspun milkshakes and premium chocolates for more than 110 years is expanding to Connecticut.MilkShake Factory will open a location in Stamford in

The gag order on health agencies was first reported on Tuesday and prevents all public communications, like publishing health guidelines, until Feb. 1.

Andrew Cohen may face more prison time than he agreed to when pleading guilty to child pornography charges following "disturbing" new allegations.

A Connecticut substitute teacher is facing multiple charges after allegedly sending inappropriate messages to middle school students in Norwalk, police said.Richard Lovallo, 64, of Stamford, was arrested on Jan.

MLS will produce programming for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV and all of its studio shows from WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. WWE, of course, is owned by TKO Group Holdings, which has a deal to acquire IMG set to close in the coming months.

Stamford is already a notable hub for sports media, with major companies like NBC Sports, NBC Olympics, and ESPN operating nearby. With the move to WWE's headquarters, MLS is joining a robust sports production community, setting the stage for a more innovative and expansive approach to broadcasting.

Under the terms of the deal, MLS Productions will move to WWE headquarters in Stamford, which will serve as the new production hub for live studio programming in English and Spanish. The Studios at WWE,

Milkshake Factory, a Pennsylvania-based chain focused on milkshakes and chocolates, is opening its first Connecticut location in Stamford. The location is projected to open in the "first half of 2025,

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont wants to elevate an Appellate Court judge to the Supreme Court and two former state lawmakers to the Superior Court.

Bird flu has sickened several dozen people around the U.S. and left one person dead while egg price hikes and shortages have also affected consumers.