Wallingford News

Middletown man is accused of kidnapping a Wallingford woman Tuesday and holding her in his home for 16 hours, police said.

Commuters this morning had to deal with snow and slush and in some places and a layer of ice underneath.

I am looking for ancestors James McKiernan born County Cavan around 1820ish. Married Margaret Reilly also from County Cavan.

Douglas Goldner sits amidst the cartons, the contractors and the job applicants, and knows when the IHop opens on Jan.

With the New Year nearly upon us, it is time to look back on the top stories of 2008.

With Connecticut facing difficult budget decisions, state Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky believes it's a perfect time for change, and the Wallingford Democrat is in a prime position to push for it.

If the Planning and Zoning Commission gets its way, the downtown area could be transformed into a bustling, thriving, "walkable" mecca built around retail stores and apartment- and townhouse-style housing.

An 18-year-old girl died after being struck by three vehicles on Route 15 in Meriden Wednesday, police said.

Police in Meriden and Westport are investigating the deaths of pedestrians in their towns who were hit by cars this week.

A man was killed when his car rolled off Interstate 91 in a crash in North Haven early Thursday morning.

An 18-year-old woman was struck and killed by three vehicles Wednesday night, as she walked in the travel lanes of Route 15.

WALLINGFORD, CT, December 24, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As winter approaches and consumers keep a close watch on their expenses, a small investment can save homeowners hundreds of dollars a year by winterizing ...

Holiday for Giving has spent 40 years making sure that families who are down on their luck don't have to do without food or presents for their children while others are celebrating their good fortune.

Gallery 53's annual holiday fair is open for the public to visit during regular business hours at the gallery, 53 Colony St.

The Westport Fire Department has been awarded a $22,428 federal grant to improve operations and safety at its facilities.

If the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority goes forward with plans to purchase the trash-to-energy plant on South Cherry Street, Town Council Chairman Michael Brodinsky will view the action as the ultimate ...

Ask any businessman downtown and all likely will have the same complaint - parking's a problem.

Johnathon Henninger / Record-Journal Vincenza Graham of Meriden boards a bus at the Meriden train station Tuesday afternoon.

Bullets striking homes in Durham was the topic of a public safety committee meeting Tuesday night, attended by several homeowners whose homes have been affected in the last 10 years.

A Wallingford woman has been charged with arson after she allegedly set fire to a Christmas tree in her home.