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On the horizon: A new Connecticut River crossing for walkers and cyclists
Cyclists and pedestrians will have a new route across the Connecticut River starting next month, when the opening of the long-awaited multi-purpose trail along the Putnam Bridge creates a scenic ...
Meriden Daffodil Festival’s lineup features 30 of CT’s top music acts
The Meriden Daffodil Festival, happening May 4 and 5 in Hubbard Park, is known for showcasing Connecticut's local music scene.
There’s new hope for a significant CT greenway. It comes after decades of complex debate.
For its part, the Connecticut Department of Transportation said it remains supportive of a “trails-with-rail” connection.
People flock to eat ice cream at this scenic CT farm. A patron says it’s a ‘growing secret’
Guests rave online about the taste and ambiance, with one person referring to the ice cream as a "growing secret."
A UHart student was looking forward to returning to South Africa. A hit-and-run stymied her plans.
A University of Hartford student had to cancel her trip home but is grateful to be alive as she was struck by a hit-and-run driver while riding her scooter.
Opinion: Why it’s OK to mow in May Connecticut
May is one of the most beautiful times of the year in Connecticut, for humans and pollinators alike. As days get longer, native plants that have evolved alongside pollinators attract bees to po...
https://www.courant.com/2024/04/29/opinion-why-its-ok-to-mow-in-may-connecticut/
CT parents forced to relive worst nightmare. Their daughter’s killer seeks sentence modification.
A sentence modification hearing has resurfaced the trauma of a 1994 slaying for Connecticut parents; the man convicted of killing their daughter asks for early release.
Why Hartford police seek to add 50 additional officers, part of proposed $2M budget increase
The department, which is 108 officers short of full staffing, continues to suffer from low recruitment numbers.
Opinion: Tackling medical debt, a path to equity and health access
As an international student, there was an unspoken pact among us, if you ever find yourself in need of medical help, do not call an ambulance—call an Uber. The reason? The fear of getting a m...
https://www.courant.com/2024/04/29/opinion-tackling-medical-debt-a-path-to-equity-and-health-access/
There’s life-saving drug treatment in CT. The problem? Getting to it isn’t easy.
The opioid epidemic claimed the lives of more than 6,300 Connecticut residents in the past five years.