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Lisa Kron's '2.5 Minute Ride' back at Hartford Stage with new voice

Lisa Kron performed her autobiographical one-person show "2.5 Minute Ride" at Hartford Stage in 2002. The Holocaust-themed piece returns to Hartford with a new feel May 30 to June 23.

Illinois Tried to Bait Restaurants With Carp But Customers Won't Bite

State Rep. Du Buclet advances measure to help keep Lake Michigan clean

Hartford Stage explores Miller's great American tragedy 'All My Sons'

Marsha Mason, 82, brings a gritty determination to her latest role at Hartford Stage

Among the many accolades, awards and citations Marsha Mason has received over her 50-year career, one underappreciated role stands out: chairwoman of the New Mexico Organic Commodities Commission. This was long before the federal government set down standards and long after the four-time Oscar no

Marsha Mason, 81, brings a gritty determination to her latest role at Hartford Stage

Among the many accolades, awards and citations Marsha Mason has received over her 50-year career, one underappreciated role stands out: chairwoman of the New Mexico Organic Commodities Commission.This was long before the federal government set down standards and long after the four-time Oscar nomine

Webinar: Great Lakes Issues on the National Stage MARCH 14, 1pm

Advocate pushes for carp curbing project to commence

(The Center Square) – Imagine boating on the Illinois River and having a 40-pound silver carp jump in the boat and smack you. A slap by a big carp can break a person’s rib. “When they hear boat motors, the carp jump out...

Army Corps plans $1 billion barricade to deter invasive carp at Illinois and Des Plaines Rivers

Invasive carp could threaten the $7 billion recreation and commercial fishing industry around the Great Lakes

Army Corps plans $1B barricade to deter invasive carp from entering Great Lakes

To prevent the prolific fish from spilling out of Illinois’ waterways and into Lake Michigan and beyond, the Army Corps is planning to build a $1.416 billion high-tech suite of barricades to deter the fish from moving upstream.