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A statement released by the family stated, “Mr. Hughes Van Ellis, 102, passed Mon. Oct. 9th at 11:30 am in Denver, Colorado. A loving family man, he was known as “Uncle Redd.” He was among the three last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the most horrific acts of racist terrorism on American soil. A WWII war veteran, Mr. Ellis, bravely served America, even as he spent a lifetime awaiting atonement related to the Tulsa Race Massacre.

The advice hasnt gone down well with everyone.

Hearst Connecticut Media Group won more than 100 SPJ awards, including for reporting that examined use of force in schools and wrongdoing by state police.

Mac & Cheese Fest at Stony Creek Brewery features 7 food trucks that will showcase unique takes on classic American dish

Lower priced Madison beach parking pass for out of towners has caused brouhaha on social media. New temporary price required by state, officials say.

Frogs hop onto the Guilford Green just in time for Memorial Day weekend. By an anonymous artist, frogs will be auctioned off as a fundraiser.

New $61.2 M elementary school a step closer as it heads to PZC public hearing; town officials concerned over higher construction costs due to inflation

Smoke detector helped Madison family get out in the nick of time and unharmed when house was engulfed in flames

Teens can find bargains for prom by shopping for gowns at thrift and consignment stores 

Guilford Foundation has $500,000 in ARPA funds for nonprofits that qualify; applications accepted in June