UConn Insider podcast: Courant columnist Mike Anthony on his evolving role, the changing landscape of Husky athletics and more
Courant sports columnist Mike Anthony joined the UConn Insider podcast to discuss his reassignment to…
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Drew Brees apologizes for his anti-kneeling comments, saying his comments were ‘insensitive and completely missed the mark’
“I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States,” Brees began,…
Florida State star Marvin Wilson says team will boycott workouts after coach lied about having conversations about George Floyd with the team
Tashan Reed, a writer for The Athletic, says he asked Norvell (who is white) if…
Separation from players makes team building, teaching moments tricky for Dan Hurley, and more UConn men’s notes
The Huskies have assigned uniform numbers to their 13 scholarship players, with a few changes….
Saints QB Drew Brees apologizes for ‘pain I have caused’ over ‘insensitive’ comments
“I would like to apologize to my friends, teammates, the City of New Orleans, the…
Column: Let’s just fast forward through the tedious MLB negotiations to the end for the eventual — and obvious — solution
“Kids love saying ‘dingers,’” Commissioner Rob Manfred announced on his TikTok account. Other proposed MLB…
Connecticut’s primary elections are coming up in August. Here’s what you need to know
The presidential race is the main event, with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders challenging former Vice…
Gov. Lamont extends unemployment benefits to workers vulnerable to the coronavirus, drawing fire from businesses association
Max Reiss, a spokesman for Lamont, said the governor’s executive order temporarily provides workers who…
With recent layoffs and penalties, Connecticut’s aviation industry cuts back as coronavirus flattens airline industry
“It used to be workforce, workforce, workforce,” said Paul Murphy, president of Aerospace Components Manufacturers,…
Daily coronavirus updates: Chief medical examiner recorded twice as many deaths in May 2020 as in May 2019, mostly due to COVID-19; daily numbers continue promising trend
Gill said his office recorded 3,448 total deaths in May, 1,604 more than last year,…
Masks, social distancing and limits on crowd sizes: Gov. Ned Lamont outlines plans for high school graduations starting July 6
Gov. Ned Lamont announced special flexibility for high school graduations during the coronavirus pandemic Wednesday….
As Connecticut schools plan for fall reopening, union survey says 43% of teachers are at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19
In this March 23 photo, Noah Webster MicroSociety Magnet School principal Gus Jacobs, left, and…
Commentary: Out of ’60s chaos, Dirty Harry and Popeye Doyle ruled the streets with impunity. We’ve been paying for it ever since
“Harry hates everybody,” says one character in “Dirty Harry.” Doyle’s racial animus runs every which…
Lin-Manuel Miranda doc postponed out of solidarity with protesters
“We are for the freedom of expression, creativity, inclusion, equality, and most of all, love,”…
‘Splash,’ ‘Stir Crazy’ writer Bruce Jay Friedman dead at 90
Bruce Jay Friedman at an Off Broadway theater in New York on Oct. 13, 1967….
New films ’Shea,’ ‘Dream House,’ both shot in Hartford, available on Amazon Prime
“Shea,” partially funded by Arts Council of Greater New Haven, was filmed at Capitol Ice…
CT UndocuFund uses poetry to give voice and support to undocumented people struggling with economic meltdown
Patrick “Rico” Williams, top, and Jesus Valles are poets who participated in “Undocu Poetry Week”…
Hartford artist creates mural at Heaven skatepark to commemorate George Floyd
Before Floyd’s killing, during coronavirus lockdown, Hinds painted inside his apartment: the walls, the windows,…
Cinema chain AMC warns it may not survive the pandemic
Theater chains are also concerned that film studios could push more movies straight to the…
Former Hartford developer Thomas K. Standish dies; erected city’s ‘Candy Cane’ building
“It was like Tom Standish, this audacious, ba-boom crazy thing,” Hosley, a cultural resource development…
1.9 million seek jobless aid even as reopenings slow layoffs
A pedestrian passes the closed Chicago Workforce Center at 18th St. in Pilsen on May…
Police make arrest in deadly shooting in Hartford’s South End
Police learned that the gun in the car was not the one used to kill…
Teenaged girl arrested in Windsor double-murder, police say
Police found the women, Sandra Marci, 78, and Marianne Marci Dzurenka, 55, dead in their…
‘I was willing to fight for balance:’ Avon swimmer Madison Kennedy still has her sights set on making the Olympics, but won’t sacrifice a well-rounded life
Vandenberg and Natalie Coughlin Hall, a 12-time Olympic medalist who overlapped with Kennedy at Cal,…