U.S. Rep. John Larson won’t seek a third-party run in the November general election after his loss in August's Democratic primary, formally marking the end of his 28-year congressional tenure that winds down early next year.

University of Connecticut's Hartford branch campus opened its first dormitory on Pratt Street in Hartford. The dorm, in a converted office building, will be home to 200 students.

A 98-year-old Korean War veteran in South Windsor is receiving what many are calling long overdue recognition.

The local grassroots group, Pa’lante, surveyed Latina women in the Greater Hartford area to learn what’s needed to improve their healthcare.

The Ramon Santiago Salsa Meets Jazz Festival had to drop their youth ensemble last year. This Sunday, they’re bringing young musicians back for their 15th annual performance.

East Hartford Superintendent Thomas Anderson credited his district's academic improvement to a number of changes, including regularly holding data-driven meetings and increasing free or low-cost resources for professional development.

This hour, The Nose looks at Olivia Wilde’s relationship comedy ‘The Invite’ and the Hartford-set boxing movie ‘The Featherweight.’

A mother-daughter duo is putting on their 4th annual festival called PerúFest on Saturday, July 25 ahead of Peruvian Independence Day.

David Hopkins, President of the Urban League of Greater Hartford, emphasized that although the Urban League is not known for health initiatives, health is one of the five pillars of the organization.The league believes the pillars which also include, education, employment, housing, and social justice, make a community economically strong.

The concert in Hartford will take place tomorrow evening, Saturday, July 10 at Asylum Hill Congregational Church.Hartford marks the first stop on the Blacknificently Divine tour, which is a collaborative effort between HBCU Arts and Castle of our Skins, defined as a Black art institution, based in Roxbury, Massachusetts.