Lifestyle
West Hartford Residents Named To UHart's Dean's List
The Hartford/West Hartford/Bloomfield-based university recently released the fall 2025 Dean's List.
Delivery Drivers Brave Lingering Storm Conditions to Feed Hartford Seniors
Community Renewal Team's Meals on Wheels program continues essential deliveries despite snow, ice, and hazardous roads.
Connecticut to Restore $4.5M in Canceled Federal School Grants to Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury
Gov. Ned Lamont announces plan to use state contingency funds to offset recent federal education cuts
Crime
Connecticut Crime Trends: Fraud Rises as Other Crimes Decline
State and local officials report a years-long downward trend in violent and serious crimes, but warn of a concerning spike in fraud cases.
Man Critical After Hartford Shooting Sunday: Police
The victim was transported to a hospital in critical condition.
Hartford Police Investigate Early Morning Shooting
Victim in critical condition after incident on Franklin Avenue
Politics
Luke Bronin outpaces U.S. Rep. John Larson in fundraising, again
Bronin and Larson widened their fundraising advantage over Jillian Gilchrest and Ruth Fortune in the CT 1st District Democratic primary
Connecticut Launches Legal Abortion Hotline Billboards
Campaign aims to counter misinformation and promote free legal advice for abortion patients and providers.
CT Republican Candidate Proposes 20% Cut to Electric Bills
State Sen. Ryan Fazio says he can lower consumer costs by eliminating public benefits charges and clean energy programs
Sports
Xavier Musketeers Fall to No. 3 UConn Huskies
Huskies Dominate from Beyond the Arc in Big East Matchup
Hartford Yard Goats to Play as Rock Cats for 2 Games in May
The team will revive its former New Britain identity for a two-game series against the Altoona Curve.
UConn Women's Basketball Sets Records in Blowout Win Over Tennessee
The Huskies earned their largest-ever victory against the Volunteers in the two teams' 28th meeting.
