Latest News

A new adaptation makes its U.S. debut at Hartford Stage. Playwright Morgan Lloyd Malcolm thinks that focusing on fear is where she was most faithful to Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel.

Enfield’s former train station closed in 1986.

Gov. Ned Lamont and his Republican challenger, State Sen. Ryan Fazio, held their second debate ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

the first of three apartment buildings at the Platform at Naugatuck which abuts the train line has been completed and residents recently began moving in. The majority of the units are affordable, for families earning 80% and below the area's average income.

New Haven settled its third wrongful conviction lawsuit this year, for more than $16 million.

Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District, in the southwestern corner of the state, has seen somewhat of a political transformation over the past two decades. The district was a Republican stronghold for 40 years and was represented by more liberal Republicans. But that changed in 2008.

Connecticut’s chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters is calling for more Hispanic mentors. One Puerto Rican mentor found a connection with her mentee through language and culture.

A citizens’ group is calling for Connecticut to impose interstate highway tolls and a surcharge on millionaires’ earnings to finance billions of dollars in local property tax relief, including repeal of the municipal motor vehicle levy.

The project aims to help health workers and community groups understand patterns and plan prevention work.

A Hartford Hospital bus is offering free mammograms for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.