Upper Albany News Today

How a group of activists took on the telecom industry—and won.

Residents of Hartford’s North End plagued by long-term flooding issues can start applying on Sept. 1 for financial relief.

Hartford native, Trinity College alum, visual artist, journalist, writer to talk about questions her work poses on race, gender, and history

Nineteen Hartford homes will receive free upgrades during the Rebuilding Together's National Rebuilding Day on April 29.

Could Hartford's North End model the success of Parkville Market and tackle the food desert? Homestead Avenue might be the place.

Lyons asked each candidate to name a characteristic they have that makes them the best candidate for mayor, along with an example of how the trait would enable them to do the job.

Eight mayoral candidates squared off at another forum Thursday night, but as with the first two forums, there was lots of agreement.

After skipping a community meeting in Hartford on Jan. 17, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency met with community members and is inspecting the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC).

“It seems like our hands are tied. It seems like nothing’s being done,” said Lance Quinitchett of Hartford. Storm flooding in Hartford’s Upper Albany...

After a host of recent discussions, an EPA official confirmed with community activist Bridgitte Prince that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be coming into the city, to meet with residents.