"It's an incredible honor," the church's rector said.

The new Westhill High School will accommodate up to 2,458 students.

This summer marks three years since a state law took effect requiring all communities with more than 25 thousand residents to create a Fair Rent Commission, which helps mediate when tenants say a proposed rent increase is too high. Fairfield's Commission fields dozens of inquiries annually.

A shortage of mental health providers in Connecticut led to a program that expands access to life-saving care.

The town installed autonomous speed cameras in several school zones. First Selectperson Christine Vitale said the cameras are there for a good reason.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation was first approved by the Food and Drug Administration for adult use in 2008. Some mental health professionals it is now becoming more popular in Connecticut, as the state has seen a rise in the number of teens and adults experiencing depression and other mental health challenges.

State Rep. Christopher Rosario says he and other officials quickly stepped in to help the family on Friday morning.

Kind Works promotes kindness with its mission, creating artwork for organizations from hospitals to municipalities while promoting a sense of community. Through the program children are able to see how their actions positively influence others.

Danbury Unites for Immigrants is canvassing with constitutional rights information in English, Spanish and Portuguese for one of Connecticut’s most diverse communities.

Royce Avery, the interim superintendent, along with several state lawmakers and school officials, praised the funding, which they said could help prevent further cuts.