Travelers Championship fan guide: What you need to know about PGA event at TPC River Highlands
The PGA Tour will make its annual stop in Connecticut as the Travelers Championship runs from June 22-28 this year.
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3 Connecticut court cases to watch this week: Murder, kidnapping and child porn production
Upcoming Connecticut cases include a Winsted man accused of killing his wife, a Thomaston man in a child porn case and a prison guard accused of kidnapping.
Josh Elliott turns to Mamdani advisers, Ned Lamont hires known Democrats in CT governor's race
In his bid to upset Gov. Ned Lamont, Josh Elliott has enlisted Fight Agency, an upstart firm that recently worked with Zohran Mamdani's campaign.
Connecticut students leave the state for college more than most Americans. Here's where they go
Connecticut students leave the state for college at unusually high rates. See where they go, which schools draw them and how the trend has changed.
Trump administration expands effort to revoke citizenship, including 2 cases in Connecticut
Two cases in Connecticut highlight a new effort under the Trump administration to strip citizenship from people it says became Americans under false pretenses.
An 1849 Connecticut estate kept in one family for generations lists for $2.6M
The 1849 Essex home at 88 Main St., once owned by Samuel M. Comstock, has been renovated and listed for $2.6 million.
Inside UConn women's basketball early summer workouts: Hungry, healthy and reloading
From injury updates to impressive newcomers, UConn women's basketball is halfway through its summer session heading into the 2026-27 season.
2 Milford hotels, 8 other eateries cited for serious violations during May health inspections
Milford Health Department inspectors visited 18 food establishments in May 2026 and cited 10 for priority item violations.
2 Wallingford restaurants, 1 school, 1 bodega cited for serious violations during May inspections
A quarter of the Wallingford eateries inspected in May 2026 — a bodega, a school and two restaurants — were issued priority health violations.
She never knew her mother. Now she’s pushing New Haven police to solve her killing
The daughter of Patricia Konesky, who was murdered in New Haven in 1987, is hoping police can finally find justice in the case.
Ofgang: Stop telling lies about Nathan Hale
Erik Ofgang is convinced Nathan Hale was probably a better spy than we give him credit for, and that makes the story of his sacrifice all the more poignant.
Connecticut’s solar expansion is colliding with concerns over forests and farmland
As Connecticut expands solar power, regulators face growing pressure to balance clean-energy goals against the loss of forests, wetlands and farmland.
Much of Connecticut under high forest fire risk on Father's Day 2026, officials say
Connecticut officials said much of the state is under high risk of forest fires on Sunday, Father's Day 2026, due to dry and warm conditions.
Six Connecticut House and Senate election races to watch this summer
Open General Assembly seats are offering Democrats and Republicans pickup opportunities in the 2026 state elections in Connecticut.
Connecticut cannabis shops say state's strict rules on discounts are hurting business
Cannabis retailers across Connecticut say restrictions on discounts and promotions are limiting their ability to compete and attract customers.
Why Scottie Scheffler comes to Travelers Championship as the biggest draw in the field
World No. 1 Scheffler has not won on the PGA Tour since January, but did place second in three straight tournaments.
Geno Auriemma to make WNBA return, call Dallas Wings at New York Liberty
UConn women's basketball head coach Geno Auriemma will call the July 7 WNBA game between the Dallas Wings and New York Liberty at 8 p.m. for ESPN.
Inside UConn’s family culture: The parents, sons and bonds behind the men's basketball program
Father's Day is a big deal with UConn men's basketball team, where Dan Hurley has fostered a true family environment.
Hamden house fire likely began at electrical box on Gaylord Mountain Road Sunday, fire chief says
The Hamden fire chief said a blaze that begun at a Gaylord Mountain Road residence on Sunday morning likely began at the home's electrical box.
Shelton gets $1.5 million so developer can turn polluted industrial site into housing
Shelton received $1.5 million in state funding to clean up a contaminated Canal Street site slated for a 48-unit condominium development.
Shelton police chief withdraws stalking complaint against former lieutenant
Shelton Police Chief Shawn Sequeira withdrew a lawsuit against a former lieutenant whom the chief fired and later accused of stalking him.
Milford to add armed security officers at elementary schools and alternative high school
Milford will add armed security officers to its elementary schools and alternative high school next year as officials cite rising swatting threats.
Power restored after more than 900 customers lose electricity in Glastonbury, Eversource reports
Power was restored in Glastonbury on Saturday afternoon after more than 900 customers lost electricity due to an outage, according to Eversource.
'No arrests' after 2 shot to death outside bar, West Haven police say
West Haven police Sgt. Scott Allard said Saturday afternoon "there have been no arrests on any individual for the shooting yet."