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1 day ago | wtnh.com | Vinnie Penn

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Ana De Armas showed her action hero chops fighting alongside James Bond in “No Time to Die.” Now she’s fighting alongside John Wick in what is being called the fifth film in that series: Ballerina. It takes place between Wick three and four, and finds her Eve Macarro, a ballerina slash assassin – cuz that’s a thing – seeking revenge on her father’s killers.

2 days ago | wtnh.com | Amanda Seitz |Mike Stobbe

WASHINGTON (AP) — There was a notable absence last week when U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced in a 58-second video that the government would no longer endorse the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children or pregnant women. The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — the person who typically signs off on federal vaccine recommendations — was nowhere to be seen.

2 days ago | wtnh.com | Addy Bink

(NEXSTAR) — Additional cucumber products have been recalled over concerns of potential salmonella contamination as a multistate outbreak expands. On Wednesday, Maryland-based TGD Cuts, LLC, issued a voluntary recall of sliced cucumber trays and salsa tubs over concerns that the cucumbers may be from Bedner Growers Inc. Cucumbers from the Florida-based grower have been linked to 45 cases of salmonella across 18 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

3 days ago | wtnh.com | Kathryn Hauser

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3 days ago | wtnh.com | Kent Pierce

NORTH HAVEN (WTNH) — Coming up this Friday are the opening ceremonies of the 2025 Connecticut Special Olympics. Some of the athletes taking part are clients of the Goodwill organization. Goodwill is celebrating those special athletes. John Cheesman is working his normal job on Wednesday at the Goodwill donation center in North Haven. “I sort the clothes, give them to my co-workers if they’re nice and clean,” Cheesman said. Goodwill is much more than just a place to donate your used clothes.