There are calls to save a key pharmacy from closing in Hartford. Neighbors say it fills a vital need in the downtown area. “I was shocked” Benjamin Crump, of Manchester, said. “I’m kind of upset, but what can we do?

The state released advice for school districts if immigration authorities come onto school grounds. It comes amid Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, activity being reported in parts of Connecticut.

Projects based in the cities of Hartford, Stamford and New Haven have been named finalists for a piece of a $100 million state grant funding pool meant to grow new technological industries and jobs. The “Innovation Clusters” program,

The recent op-ed in the Hartford Courant by Nikos Mohammadi demands a rebuttal. Despite Mr. Mohammadi’s claims, we argue that Connecticut does have a truly great capital city, and a capital region

And in recent years, NHPS has seen an increase in the number of students with learning disabilities and autism enrolling in the district’s schools, Jackson said. This school year alone, nearly 30 new students with complex needs requiring specialized programs have been identified, she added.

Tropical Storm Henri, downgraded from a hurricane earlier Sunday, spread across Connecticut throughout ... particularly in urban areas such as Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The price of eggs is soaring and is expected to keep going up. The reason is because the government has ordered millions of chickens slaughtered to slow the spread of ...

Attend a Lunar New Year event, One Direction or Michael Bublé tribute night, "The Price is Right" live stage show or the musical "Mystic Pizza," Jan. 31-Feb.2

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The Chapel Haven Schleifer Center is going to “flick the switch” and shine yellow lights to commemorate the Holocaust. Many landmark buildings in the region ...

The City of West Haven is looking to redevelop a former high school building that has been abandoned for decades. The former Stiles School is located at 561 Main St. Earlier this week, the city accepted a developers proposal to build 30 market rate apartment units with potential for retail space on the ground floor and a new top

The Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee held its first public hearing of the 2025 legislative session Thursday. The public testimony hearing covered seven bill proposals, but most testimony, both written and spoken, focused on one piece of proposed legislation that would ban scholarship displacement.

As it advances more than a half-dozen major redevelopment projects, East Hartford is ready for a year of demolition and initial construction to bring hundreds of new apartments as well more