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It has been put up for auction to the highest bidder next month.
After landing a new fitness center tenant, the Shoppes at Larson Farms property in Bristol is up for auction in September.
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It has been put up for auction to the highest bidder next month.
After landing a new fitness center tenant, the Shoppes at Larson Farms property in Bristol is up for auction in September.
Manchester police say a Meriden man suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run crash on Middle Turnpike West early Sunday morning.
Connecticut's raw bars and restaurants get their oysters from all over.
Oyster farms dot the Connecticut shoreline, but restaurants and raw bars across the state serve oysters from all over. Here's how to navigate the oyster list.
Dangerous driving, high repair costs, more court battles drive up car insurance premiums in Connecticut.
Connecticut car insurance rates are double the national average this year, but drivers still pay less of their income on coverage compared to other states.
Holmes, who competed at Cheshire Academy, is also a member of the U.S. 4x400 relay team.
Holmes, who competed at Cheshire Academy and in youth track in New Haven, is also a member of the U.S. 4x400 relay team.
Even the smallest companies and organizations can targeted in cyberattacks, a Milford cybersecurity expert said.
Vancord, the Milford-based cybersecurity firm that works with corporate and higher education clients, has been quite busy since the CrowdStrike outage.
Early voting starts today.
Connecticut’s Aug. 13 primary is a chance for voters registered as Democrats or Republicans to cast their ballot for their preferred candidate for state office.
Former Fairfield swimmers Matthew Torres and Colleen Young will compete in the 2024 Paralympics.
Former Fairfield swimmers Matthew Torres and Colleen Young to compete in the 2024 Paralympics
Mestek's CEO said a data center is a "long shot," but would be a boon to South Windsor.
Mestek wants a "responsible" development for the John Fitch Boulevard site in South Windsor, possibly a data center.
The renewed and refreshed Wapping Fair, organized under a new group of volunteers, will debut for the event's 132nd anniversary Sept. 5 to 8.
There'll be a few changes, including higher admission but unlimited rides.
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Scientists at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station have detected West Nile-infected mosquitoes in 21 cities and towns across the state, as of Friday.
Scientists at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station have recorded 87 West Nile-infected mosquitoes in the state as of Aug. 2, 2024.
Gretchen Walsh, who spent part of her childhood in Greenwich, leaves the Paris games with four medals.
A day after winning gold in the 4x100 mixed medley relay, Walsh teamed with Regan Smith, Lilly King and Torri Huske to win gold by fmore than 3 seconds.
You may find the food and experience are worth the bill.
Good Old Days in Newtown, Walrus Alley in Westport and Stonington Pizza are among Connecticut Magazine's panel of experts' top restaurants for overall value.
Manchester officials said one of the injured firefighters needed to be transported to the hospital on Saturday night after lightning ignited a house fire.
Chip City, Milk N Cookies and other Connecticut cookie shops that have opened in 2024 have the key ingredient for National Chocolate Chip Cookie day on Aug. 4.
Years into Connecticut's angel startup incentive program, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy wants a federal equivalent.
Years into Connecticut's angel startup tax incentive program, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy wants a federal equivalent.
A series of lawsuits and legislation in Connecticut and elsewhere hope to reform the live event ticket industry.
A series of lawsuits and legislation, born in Connecticut and elsewhere, have attempted to reform the live event ticket industry.
There are five decks of 52 cards, representing 260 victims whose murders have gone unsolved in Connecticut.
The state of CT prints decks of playing cards, with each of the 52 depicting an unsolved murder. They're distributed in prisons with the hope of sparking tips.
A former Coventry resident has been convicted of threatening a Twin Hills Drive resident and trying to break into their home, state prosecutors said.
Devin McConnell, 57, was found guilty Friday of threatening a Coventry resident and trying to break into their home, state prosecutors said.
Thunderstorms knocked out power to thousands of households and businesses across Connecticut for the second day in a row Saturday, according to utility companies.
Eversource and United Illuminating, Connecticut's two largest electrical providers, reported a combined 21,811 outages as of 8 p.m.
The UConn men's basketball team's superior depth was the highlight of an open practice Saturday at Gampel Pavilion.
Alex Walsh, who spent part of her childhood in Greenwich, was disqualified for an illegal turn.
Alex Walsh, who spent part of her childhood in Greenwich and swam at Chelsea Piers in Stamford, was disqualified on a turn from backstroke to breaststroke.
It was built in 1969 and features a sauna and infinity pool.
Late actor Elizabeth Hubbard starred on the soap operas "As the World Turns" and "The Doctors." Her home in Roxbury, Connecticut, is now on the market.
A trio of Yale graduates led Great Britain to its third gold medal in the past seven Summer Games
Sholto Carnegie (2018), Tom Digby (2020) and Charlie Elwes (2019) led Great Britain to its third gold medal in the past seven Summer Games.
Rite Aid is struggling to keep products stocked in its Connecticut stores, despite having closed 12 stores here.
Rite Aid has closed nearly half of its CT stores after declaring bankruptcy, the chain is having trouble keeping products stocked in the ones that remain.
Surveillance video showed the shooting was preceded by an argument outside a Bidwell Avenue house party attended by 200 people, East Hartford police said.
While the Sun's newest guard grew up going to UConn games as a young fan, she played for the Huskies' biggest rival in college.
The Connecticut Sun is using the Olympic break to incorporate Marina Mabrey and learn how to play without stars Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner.
Record-setting rains resulted in unprecedented flooding last year, causing property damage that closed about 100 slips.
Also known as Seaboard Marina, it got hit hard by record-setting rains last year and recently was sold to Newington-based Exclusive Development.
The in-state impact of recent downsizing at Fairfield-based fi****ms manufacturer Sturm, R***r is unclear.
Fairfield-based fi****ms manufacturer Sturm R***r & Co., recently downsized its workforce, with a "reduction in force" affecting about 80 employees.
Politicians in Greenwich have gotten bogged down in the wetlands this year, specifically with violations from the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency.
Michael Goldstein, a Republican candidate for the 4th Congressional District, is another politician to be cited by the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency.
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A Connecticut couple’s security camera captured the moment a New Jersey-based earthquake caused tremors far beyond its epicenter. Footage courtesy of Lisa and Barry Abrams. Follow our live blog for updates: https://www.ctinsider.com/news/article/ct-earthquake-new-york-city-lebanon-nj-19387385.php
Loose, "feral" pigs are tearing up this small Connecticut town's lawns, causing thousands in damages, residents say — one man said his lawn has to be replaced at an estimated cost of $23,000. The ravenous, roving swine wandered from a local farm and could be breeding, according to the first selectman. The owner of the farm has not taken responsibility, he said. Read more: https://trib.al/gGBAQgu. Footage courtesy of Michael Grenier.
Drivers in Connecticut were warned to stay off the roads amid all the flooding, but this Bristol man had the proper vehicle for the situation. https://trib.al/7Gw1JNf
A grave disparity in U.S. Census Bureau numbers show cases of missing white women are resolved more readily than those of missing Black women. Read part one of the JI's three-part weekly series examining how race and ethnicity affect people of color who are victims of crime here... https://www.journalinquirer.com/connecticut_and_region/blue-wall-of-resistance/article_fbc88f1c-1a68-11ed-b986-0b99eddaaf94.html
“Gun violence… not only comes with physical and emotional trauma, but also costs American taxpayers tens of billions of dollars each year in medical or other expenses.” Journal Inquirer reporter Eric Bedner writes. According to the CDC and a study by John’s Hopkins University Center of Gun Violence Solutions, “Americans under age 30 were nearly 10 times more likely to die from a gunshot than from COVID-19 in 2020, the year the pandemic was raging.” Read the full story at https://www.journalinquirer.com/crime_and_courts/gun-violence-costly-but-are-more-laws-the-answer/article_2ddaca84-e8db-11ec-983e-b777d1df70a1.html
Eighteen workers from New England Health Care Employees Union, SEIU 1199, were circling the entrance when the strike began at 6 a.m., carrying yellow signs printed with “Solidarity” on them and chanting their complaints about low pay, caring for up to 60 patients some shifts, and no access to affordable health insurance. Read the full story on our website: https://www.journalinquirer.com/connecticut_and_region/workers-strike-at-windsor-nursing-home/article_bec8b34a-c233-11ec-ac7b-fbdb3665d93b.html
Connecticut legislators will hear from experts on the drivers of rising health insurance premiums and options to control costs today (Friday, Sept. 24) at noon. The forum is sponsored by Rep. Kerry Wood, Co-Chair of the Insurance and Real Estate Committee. Speakers include: Katherine Gudiksen, PhD The Source on Healthcare Price and Competition UC Hastings College of Law Laura Alexander, JD Vice President of Policy American Antitrust Institute Miriam Weizenbaum, JD Civil Division Chief Office of the Rhode Island Attorney General Rachael Davis, JD Assistant Attorney General Connecticut Office of the Attorney General Drew Gattine, JD Center for State Rx Drug Pricing National Academy for State Health Policy Sarah Emond, MPP Chief Operating Officer Institute for Clinical and Economic Review
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and members of his administration scheduled a live briefing today to discuss the status of the ongoing fight against the spread of COVID-19 and its variants.