WVIT-TV (West Hartford, CT)

WVIT, also known as NBC Connecticut, is a television station owned and operated by NBC. It is licensed in New Britain, Connecticut, and caters to the Hartford-New Haven area. The station's main offices and studios are situated on New Britain Avenue in West Hartford, while its transmitter is positioned on Rattlesnake Mountain in Farmington, Connecticut.

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Trump holds call with Xi, Chinese media says

1 day ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Kevin Breuninger
Trump administration lose bid to lift bar on Education Department layoffs

2 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Dan Mangan
Trump says he spoke to Putin, predicts no 'immediate' peace for Russia and Ukraine

2 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Kevin Breuninger

President Donald Trump said he spoke with Russian leader Vladimir Putin for well over an hour about Ukraine's latest attack on Russian airplanes and nuclear talks with Iran. "It was a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate Peace," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "We also discussed Iran, and the fact that time is running out on Iran's decision pertaining to nuclear weapons, which must be made quickly!" Trump wrote.
Patriots Foundation honors over 2 dozen volunteers, age 21 to 94

3 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Monica Madeja

More than 25 exceptional community volunteers from across New England were recognized by the Patriot Foundation Tuesday at Gillette Stadium for their service. And this year's Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards proved that you can be an everyday hero regardless of age.
Lawmakers in Conn. consider silent panic alarms in schools

3 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Jennifer Joas

State lawmakers are considering a bill that could improve police response times to emergencies like a school shooting. The legislation would allow schools to purchase silent panic alarms that teachers could wear, like a badge, around their neck. In the event of an emergency, they can push the button on the badge and it will immediately notify police.
Sinkhole shuts down Route 113 near Sikorsky Airport in Stratford

3 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Angela Fortuna

Route 113 is shut down near the Sikorsky Airport due to a sinkhole Monday night. State Rep. Joe Gresko (D-Stratford) said the road, also known as Lordship Boulevard, is shut down adjacent to Sikorsky Airport and the Stewart McKinney National Wildlife Refuge. Stratford police discovered the sinkhole around 3 p.m. during an ongoing paving project. The Connecticut Department of Transportation is trying to figure out how to address the issue long-term, Gresko said.
Work on Route 8 Commodore Hull bridge to begin after discovery of 'deterioration'

4 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Kevin Gaiss

The Commadore Hull Bridge, a section of Route 8 that connects Shelton and Derby, is getting repairs after a discovery was made by inspectors with the Connecticut Department of Transportation. The DOT makes clear the bridge is safe for travel. In a statement, the DOT said during a special inspection ahead of scheduled work, inspectors noticed further deterioration of "gusset plates" under the bridge.
What to know about the penny phase out

5 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Jeremy Chen

We may no longer be pinching pennies in the future. The U.S. Treasury says it is moving to halt production of the coin after President Trump says it no longer makes "cents" to produce. "I guess good riddance," Alan Mysterus, of New Britain said. It may be time to start saying goodbye to the penny. The Treasury Department on Thursday says it made its last order of blank pennies as it moves to phase out the coin.
Vigil in Southington marks one year since death of TFC Aaron Pelletier

6 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Kevin Gaiss

Dozens gathered on the overpass near the site where Trooper First Class Aaron Pelletier was killed a year ago for a vigil Friday night. State police, in partnership with Southington police, closed the overpass for the gathering. "Just to show support to the family," said Susan Zabohonski, of Southington, who came to show respect.
Lawmakers vote to give striking workers unemployment benefits; expand childcare

1 week ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Mike Savino

Democratic lawmakers said they continued to get closer on a budget deal Friday as they also juggled other key votes in the final days of the legislative session. Those included a House vote on a bill to give striking workers unemployment compensation, despite a veto threat from Gov. Ned Lamont, and a Senate bill to create an endowment to fund childcare. The childcare expansion was a key budget priority for both Democrats and Lamont.