Connecticut Retail Shakeup, Unclaimed Property, Ice Cream Triumph

0:00It's April 25th. Hartford News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. A big shake-up in Connecticut retail, as a major chain suddenly shut down every single one of its stores in the state, catching everyone off guard with. No real warning. Meanwhile, a school carnival got axed over the weekend after cops flagged serious public safety issues, wiping out both Saturday and Sunday events. Just like that. Richard buzzing about the state's $1 billion in unclaimed property sitting there, but critics say the process to claim it is way too. Complicated and frustrating for everyday people. On a sweeter note, a local ice cream spot just snagged the top ranking as the best in the whole US, based on over 100 million customers. Votes. Donut lovers took a hit too, with the last Connecticut outpost of an iconic chain closing its doors, while a family run restaurant vows to rebuild. After a kitchen blaze ended two decades of service, and that wraps the latest from the nutmeg state.