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Chris Murphy has a chance to make a difference in Connecticut’s housing debate.

Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional series on a local woman’s journey to home ownership through Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut. Lisa Dodson is all smiles, giddy with e...

New London ― Lisa Dodson is in a meeting at Habitat for Humanity to discuss final details of her mortgage application for a home she intends to buy in Willimantic when her cellphone rings and she excu...

Former New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) teacher, principal, and director of education and current Hartford Public Schools Acting Deputy Superintendent…

Young people from across the state will gather at the state Capitol on Friday, April 21, to learn ways to be an effective climate advocate.

Hog River Brewing Co. will keep brewing beer, but its taproom at 1420 Park St., Hartford, will close at the end of April.

William "Willy" Valerio-Palermo, 37, was trafficking kilogram-quantities of fentanyl and was using his Hartford auto repair business to launder drug proceeds.

The Access Community Action Agency Inc. will receive a new mobile food truck, courtesy of a Connecticut FoodShare grant

Hartford-area venues are having events celebrating legalized adult-use cannabis on April 20 and the days after.

Union Kitchen in West Hartford and Union League Cafe in New Haven have been voted among the best places to get a glass of wine in Connecticut.