BURLINGTON — The suspicious substance sent to the home of Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro was ...

Central Connecticut State University President Zulma R. Toro said she is OK and not physically hurt after opening the ...

Police have not identified the substance or announced any suspects in connection with the ongoing investigation.

NEW BRITAIN — Central Connecticut State University President Zulma R. Toro opened an envelope Friday evening at her residence ...

The Central team will be working closely with local, state, and federal agencies until this incident is resolved,” she wrote.

An envelope containing white powder was mailed to the Burlington home of Central Connecticut State University President Zulma ...

A suspicious letter, that released an unknown substance when it was opened, was sent to the home of the Central Connecticut ...

The Connecticut Department of Labor announced that approximately 1,500 job seekers and more than 70 employers made their way ...

The president at Central Connecticut State University released a letter regarding an incident at her home on Friday evening.

BURLINGTON — The suspicious substance sent to the home of Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro was determined to be non-hazardous, Connecticut State Police said Monday.