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Duluth Playhouse production switches up actors every night

"Constellations" audiences will have to choose which combination of the four actors playing the two main roles they wish to see.

Bridgeport celebrated the grand opening for Creekside Hospital today.

How Alleged Tupac Killer Duane Davis Was Caught: Confessions, Motive

Why did it take decades to charge anyone in the shocking murder of Tupac Shakur? A deep dive into the history and arrest of Duane "Keffe D" Davis.

Run for the Fallen from Charleston to Columbia honors sacrifice

The Run for the Fallen ended its three-day trek from Charleston to the South Carolina State House in Columbia on Sunday, bringing with it a message of hope.

Connecticut has plenty of COVID-19 vaccine doses but not enough people who want vaccination. What can be done?

Connecticut has plenty of COVID-19 vaccine doses but not enough people who want them. What can be done? Alex Putterman, Hartford Courant © Kassi Jackson/Kassi Jackson "I got my COVID-19 vaccine" is on a sticker with the Yard Goats mascot as the City of Hartford and its Department of Public Health and Services host a vaccination clinic for Hartford residents 75+ at Dunkin' Donuts Park Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021, in Hartford. Just a few weeks ago, Parker Memorial Community Center in Hartford’s North End was packed each day with locals seeking vaccination against COVID-19. But on a recent afternoon, the building’s spacious lobby sat largely empty, as patients arrived in a slow trickle, often out-numbered by the staff waiting to vaccinate them.

Conn. Health Experts Shift Some COVID-19 Vaccine Efforts Toward Teens And Young Adults

2:25 Pharrell Bright sat in a plastic folding chair in the middle of a gym auditorium at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford. The Capital Preparatory Magnet School senior had just received his first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. "I saw a lot of the commercials that the hospital has been posting on TV and through the news and it’s saying, 'get vaccinated, it could save some lives,'" he said. "And I felt like I just heard it enough times that I was like, you know what, maybe it isn’t such a bad thing to do."  Bright, 18, joined other Hartford Public Schools students and their families Thursday at a pop-up youth vaccination clinic at the hospital. The goal was to administer first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to some of the state’s youngest eligible residents.