Police investigating shots fired incident in CT park
Police are investigating after gunshots were fired in a park in Bristol on Tuesday. Officers responded to Rockwell Park at ...
How a CT city is pushing the boundaries on its college town aspirations (think food, shopping, more)
The college student discount is part of a larger conversation to attract more college students and make it more affordable ...
Dog allegedly dies in CT woman’s care, ruse used to make its owner believe animal was alive.
Authorities say they believe she allegedly buried the bulldog’s body in an attempt to dispose of evidence and dug a hole on ...
Anti-LGBTQ+ graffiti at Hartford church underscores message: ‘Work still needs to be done’
As the city of Hartford prepares to celebrate Pride this weekend, police are investigating an alleged act of vandalism ...
CT pension funds picked up an extra $6.7 billion in 2023-24, treasurer says
Connecticut made an 11.5% return last fiscal year investing its pension assets, placing in the top 25% nationally of large ...
It’s called ‘impact investing’. Here’s a look at a CT project and what it could mean for communities
Just 5% of foundations’ assets are devoted to this kind of investing, according to a recent study by the consultancy ...
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What’s your favorite fall dish? A CT staple cracked the top 25 of one poll
A beloved CT pasta restaurant back in business. Here’s what happened. A beloved CT pasta restaurant back in business. Here's ...
Yale University police officer arrested, accused of attacking woman with golf club
The woman allegedly told authorities Martinez is “a good guy, he’s a cop,” according to the warrant affidavit.
To reopen park shuttered due to illegal activity, CT town plans additional police presence, park ranger
A popular Connecticut recreation area that has been closed since the summer out of safety concerns could soon reopen if officials approve planned changes to the site.
CT’s youth mental health crisis is impacting schools and workforce, teachers and business leaders say
The growing youth mental health crisis is hampering student success, dragging Connecticut’s economy, and driving feelings of burnout among school staff, Connecticut leaders say.
Keeping the legacy of a fallen CT officer going: ‘He loved being around people and helping people.’
He loved being around people and helping people. He was generous and loved his family and friends and never missed a holiday.” ...
Costly surprise: CT company got OK to build shop, but was later barred from opening
Saying it was misled into spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to build an oil change shop that it can’t use, a company is suing its former attorney and a consultant along with a zoning ...