The Jennifer Dulos case is among those that have put the spotlight on domestic violence in Connecticut.  FOX61 Reporter Taylor DiChello talks to victims and advocates about progress that's been made and challenges that remain in combatting violence against women.

Corruption.  Resiliency. Vindication.  FOX61 News Anchor Ben Goldman with the story of a man imprisoned for 27 years for a crime he did not commit. Everything changed when he scribbled three words on an envelop.  Please. Help. Me.

Two fathers.  One fateful day.  A son brought into the world, another lost in a murderous rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown.  Fox 61's Jim Altman on the unique bond between these two Connecticut men, a bond formed in tragedy but kept alive by hope and kindness.

Fox 61 Chief Investigator Brian Foley is returning to his calling: police service.  On his last day with Fox 61, Foley looks back at his TV news career, what has compelled him to join the Connecticut State Police, and what it's been like covering recent police-involved shootings in Wethersfield and New Haven.

The 2019 hurricane season starts on June 1, and the time to raise awareness and get prepared is now.  Fox 61 Meteorologist Dan Amarante looks at the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season, and talks with two leading experts on the extraordinary effort to keep Americans safe as these dangerous storms form in the months ahead.

The historic Keney clock tower in Hartford's North End has stood in silence for years.  No chimes, no time, no hope.  But thanks to some UConn students and a community that cares, the tower has been transformed.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont reflects on his first 100 days in office and discusses the critical months ahead.  Fox 61's Jenn Bernstein sits down with the Governor for an extensive, one-on-one conversation.

Ryan Jones is a 22 year old Willimantic police officer who will test his stamina and determination when he takes a 69 mile one day run from Newport to his home city.  Why is he doing it?  The answer will amaze and inspire you.  Fox 61's Jim Altman meets this extraordinary young man on a mission to help his mentor and friend.

Eddie Perez resigned as mayor of Hartford while facing corruption charges, and is now seeking a second chance from the people of his city.  Is apology enough to earn the trust of the voters and unseat an incumbent? Fox 61's Jenn Bernstein and Al Terzi talk to the former mayor about his past, and his future.

The scene outside a federal courthouse in Boston had all the trappings of a Hollywood premiere, except for the red carpet. When Lori Laughlin and Felicity Huffman joined other defendants in the Varsity Blues college admission scandal, it was lights, camera, legal action.  Fox 61 News reporter Samara Abramson talks about what it was like outside, and inside federal court.