Police have arrested a substitute teacher who is accused of sending inappropriate messages to students in Norwalk. Investigators said Norwalk Police received a complaint on Sept. 16, 2024, about a middle school substitute teacher sending inappropriate messages to students.

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.

We can’t believe we have to say this, but: if you decide to speed in your car, don’t upload the video anywhere on the internet. Some people do that and then claim the incident took place “somewhere in Mexico” in a funny attempt to throw the cops off if they ever find the video.

Connecticut residents reported feeling the quake throughout the Hartford County as well as far south as Norwalk.

A dog died in a fire in Norwalk early Thursday morning. Firefighters responded to a single-family home on Dairy Farm Road around 12:16 a.m. and found residents trying to put out a fire in the ...

Norwalk Public Schools' superintendent said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers cannot enter schools without a judicial warrant.

Connecticut Republican lawmakers have introduced bills on culture war issues like gender identity and parental rights.

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HARTFORD, CT – A pair of Connecticut Democrats introduced the "Don’t Ban Library Books Act" during a news conference Thursday to address the rising issue of book banning while safeguarding intellectual freedom and providing protections for librarians and library staff.

The City of Norwalk's Recreation and Parks Department has joined forces with Special Olympics Connecticut to bring the Unified Basketb

In a joint meeting of the school board and Common Council Finance and Claims Committee, some residents urged Norwalk to fund the district as much as it can.

NORWALK, Conn — Police have charged a 64-year-old Stamford substitute teacher who they said sent inappropriate message to students Richard Lovallo, 64, of Stamford was arrested on Friday on two counts of Risk of Injury/Impairing Morals of a Minor and two counts of Harmful Communication with a Minor. His bond was set at $150,000.