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Nearly 40 businesses and groups helped kids of all abilities celebrate Halloween at West Hartford's adaptive baseball field.
Twelve-foot animatronics and a 27-dancer Thriller routine lined Metacomet Road Saturday, all to fill the Plainville food pantry's shelves.
The Cheshire softball alum and aspiring physician assistant died suddenly at the University of South Carolina. Her funeral is set for Tuesday.
Dr. Andrew Knight, burned over 80 percent of his body in 1996, holds a fall service at Suffield's long-dormant First Baptist Church this Monday.
Dunkin' Park throws open its gates next Sunday for free candy, costumes and mascots — no ticket required.
Weather pushed the 11th annual 3-on-3 tournament to New Britain High School, with a Back Nine Tavern fundraiser set for Oct. 16.
Broomsticks swap for paddleboards next Tuesday as Easthampton witches raise cash for the Community Center.
A new report finds 385,500 Connecticut residents, including 91,400 kids, now live in poverty as federal aid dries up.
The group says Yale partially defunded the Women's Center even as 2025 Clery data showed 27 reported rapes on campus.
Ada Gens-Ustjanauskas fled Lithuania after her father's execution, then spent decades helping immigrants in West Hartford.
A New Haven librarian faced an anonymous complaint over a storytime book. She didn't pull it — but not every librarian feels they can say no.
The rescheduled celebration lands at Connecticut's oldest airfield, with reenactors, food trucks and a classic car show promised.
Twenty-two new underground bins are already in town parks and trails, with 20 more coming in spring 2027.
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