Cleanup efforts continued Tuesday after the July 4th storm that saw several outages and downed trees across the area.

The Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce invite people to attend a virtual seminar on upcoming changes to Employment Law.

The American Savings Foundation has appointed a new board member, announced the departure of a longtime board member, and ...

The City of New Britain has received a higher credit rating from S&P Global Ratings, with the agency raising the city’s ...

Every early August, one of the biggest summer basketball tournaments in the region takes place in New Britain. The Osgood ...

The undergraduate and graduate elementary education programs at Central Connecticut State University have received A+ grades ...

The New Britain Board of Education approved the appointment of Heather Nicol as the district’s academics and accountability ...

As the Memorial Military Museum in Bristol celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2026, one donation has connected the nation’s ...

While it’s the middle of summer, football season is right around the corner with college football returning at the end of ...

NEW BRITAIN — Thousands of New Britain residents had their power restored as crews continued cleaning up widespread damage caused by Saturday night's severe storms, although nearly 5,000 customers ...

The America250-Plymouth CT Committee invites the community to enjoy a day of “free family fun” at a Townwide Potluck Picnic ...

Central Connecticut State University’s Office of Professional Education will host a Scholars for Life program July 7 ...