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Greater Hartford's home purchase market tops national list of hot real estate market, but it is tough to find a house.
In the midst of grief, people in Bristol are lifting each other up and showing support for their police department after Sgt. Dustin Demonte and Officer Alex...
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Killingworth-based photographer Christina E. Cole provides an upbeat and "oddball" look at Nutmeg State in her new book "Weird, Wild, and Wonderful Connecticut." The book was released last month by America Through Time.
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A federal grant of about $16 million will help finance the completion of the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in Plainville.
Complete streets is a concept that economic development experts have talked about for decades, and it’s an approach to planning, designing and operating neighborhoods — particularly downtowns — that enables safer access for people, including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and public transit users. Increasingly, Connecticut cities and towns are embracing the concept to make their communities more attractive for residents, businesses and even visitors to live, work and play.