In wake of murder of 3-year-old in Hartford, Black lawmakers say violence prevention programs in Connecticut communities of color are woefully underfunded
Rev. Henry Brown, left, speaks at a candlelight vigil for Randell Tarez Jones on Monday,…
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Clues, riddles and photo challenges: Scavenger hunt in downtown Hartford benefits children’s hospital
“About 15 to 20 challenges come up through the hunt, along a 1.5-mile walking path….
Hartford neighborhood at a loss over shooting deaths of 3-year-old, teen; 5 other teens have been fatally shot in the area since 2017
Claudia Harris, 66, spent Tuesday afternoon the way she usually does — crocheting under an…
Dinosaurs star at Six Flags and Connecticut Science Center, plus other places to find the prehistoric creatures
“Passport to Pangea: Dinosaurs Around The World” will be on view on the fourth floor…
Hartford’s Pratt Street aims for ‘vintage hipster’ vibe with new programs planned this spring, summer. Developer hoping to attract new businesses as block is restored.
In February 2020, Dan Russell and Julia Pistell dine al fresco on pies baked by…
Pandemic changed Connecticut’s religious services in ways some pastors and rabbis predict will remain afterward
Father Jeffrey Romans addresses his congregation through a live stream chat in the choir loft…
New multimillion dollar travel plaza on I-91 in Hartford rolls out the welcome mat for truckers and drivers
The food court includes a Subway and Chester’s Chicken franchise owned by Bolduc, as well…
Rally at Hartford’s Bushnell Park condemns racism against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
“Hate has no place in Connecticut, the United States or, for that matter, our planet,”…
South Windsor teens launch used sports gear collection to outfit Hartford kids
Esmail said the donations are much needed and much appreciated. Offering academic programs and play…
Wadsworth Atheneum parts ways with its leader amid an effort to shed its stodgy image and connect with Black and Latinx communities in Hartford
Janelle Verdejo, left, 10, and her sister Gianna McMahon, 7, both of Middletown, make bookmarks…
Stella’s African Eatery in Hartford is closing this month; its owner has big plans
Stella Brown is closing Stella’s African Eatery at the end of the month. When she…
Hartford begins charter reform process with appointments to revision commission
John Gale, a second-term city councilor who represents the minority Hartford Party, was appointed to…
Hartford prepares for start of rental licensing program aimed at uncovering negligent landlords, hires new blight director
Apartment buildings like these on Naugatuck Street will be subject to Hartford’s new residential licensing…
Morán, new Salvadoran restaurant in Manchester, builds on success of Hartford food truck
Oscar Antonio Moran, of the Moran Restaurant, a new Salvadoran restaurant in Manchester, prepares a…
Hartford coffee shop Story and Soil expanding into Middletown
Sarah McCoy, who owns Story and Soil with her husband Michael, and Michael Acosta, said…
A Titanic mystery is the subject of new theatrical dinner experience at Goodwin hotel in Hartford
Tyler Anderson, executive chef-owner at the acclaimed Millwright’s in Simsbury, or members of his Millwright’s…
Hundreds vaccinated in Hartford against COVID-19 in walk-up clinic aimed at overcoming registration barriers
Hartford, Ct. – 04/01/2021 – Hartford residents stand inline for COVID-19 vaccines during a pop-up…
Liaison Reaching Out To LGBTQ Community
A portrait of Officer Kelly Baerga at the Hartford Public Safety Complex, July 25, 2017….
Hartford hosting no-appointment COVID-19 vaccine clinics for city residents only
The disparity reflects that Hartford, like Connecticut’s other larger cities, has more residents who are…
To fight absenteeism, Hartford schools are getting more creative, and fun. Teachers pie-ed in the face, taped to walls and more to reward attendance.
McDonough Middle School sixth graders react as William Conroy, the assistant principal, jumps from an…
Thousands more Hartford students return to in-person learning Monday
The families of about 2,600 students who have been learning remotely since the fall have…
One year later, Hartford remembers first city resident to die of COVID-19
Nazier Kolailat comforts his mother, Melody Carter, as the Whalen family talks about the loss…
Hartford police memo complains of risky work for ‘no reward,’ as city loses officers to higher-paying suburbs
A focus group of Hartford patrol officers reported concerns about the encroachment of politics on…
A 135-year-old chapel at Hartford’s Beth Israel Cemetery is at the center of a controversy: historic gem or hazardous blight?
Aaron Gill, chairman of the Frog Hollow Neighborhood Revitalization Zone board, Marcus Ordonez, at center,…