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Hartford hopes to encourage development on Rensselaer campus

Setback for Hartford development can be 'soul-killing'

Hartford redevelopment setback for vibrant project can be "soul-killing"

Jeanne Bonner: A lack of fostering citizen participation in West Hartford

I don’t think government conspires to exclude residents from decision-making. But it made me realize I don’t know how my town government works.

Conny the Whale's tail severed successfully in West Hartford.

Iconic Conny the Whale's tail successfully severed in West Hartford. Will it keep Conny's legacy alive?

New plans show most detailed image yet of redeveloped UConn campus in West Hartford. Here's how it could look. – Hartford Courant

The latest plans for the former University of Connecticut campus in West Hartford give the most detailed look yet of how the property could be redeveloped.

Hartford's Asylum Avenue traffic redesign comes amid national debate on how to improve safety on roadways – Hartford Courant

Redesign of Hartford's Asylum Avenue sparks controversy amid national debate on roadway safety.

Looking to buy a house in greater Hartford? Choices are few; these are the 10 towns and cities that have the most for sale.

Greater Hartford's home purchase market tops national list of hot real estate market, but it is tough to find a house.

As popular West Hartford center grows, town must decide on traffic flow, pedestrian safety, parking and more

When consultants surveyed West Hartford residents about the future of LaSalle Road in the town center, plenty of people recommended banning vehicles altogether to make it a pedestrian plaza, others wanted a return to two-way traffic, and another group endorsed keeping the one-way traffic pattern intact.

Check out who donated to CT Gov. Lamont's inaugural ball. It added up. – Hartford Courant

Donors included utilities, insurers, a trash hauler, a beer distributor, manufacturers of helicopters and jet engines, trade associations representing nursing homes and optometrists, and a construction union that endorsed Lamont’s reelection.

Redesign of Hartford's Asylum Avenue could slow speeders, carve out space for bicyclists but will everyone get on board? 'It's going to be a tricky one.' – Hartford Courant

Hartford’s Asylum Avenue a major east-west thoroughfare traveled by thousands daily but beleaguered by motor vehicle speeding and crashes could be in for a dramatic makeover.