News across Greater Hartford
Weekend Sports Recap: Tennis and Golf Successful at Invitationals, Football and Volleyball Win Big
Alex Gervais ’28 Managing Editor It was a successful weekend for the Bantams across fall sports with programs notching strong finishes at invitationals and big […]
Hartford Food Review
Brianna Arteaga ’29 Contributing Writer During my first year at Trinity, I accidentally became the hub of knowledge about Hartford–an array of “Where do I […]
Women’s Soccer: Huskies conclude non-conference play in scoreless draw
A windy and rainy Friday night served as the bleak prelude to an incoming nor’easter in Storrs, setting a gloomy backdrop at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium. The University of Connecticut women’s soccer team (2-2-4) wrapped up non-conference play on Friday night against the University…
Field Hockey: UConn extends win streak to four over Liberty
University of Connecticut women’s field hockey earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory against the Liberty Lady Flames at Nancy Stevens Field on Friday evening. This win signals another step in a strong start to the season for the Huskies, who now boast a 7-1 overall record and remain…
The numbers are in: EVs keep picking up steam in CT
The used electric vehicle market is actually hot, with sales of used EVs in July 10% higher than a year ago.
An unsentimental obituary for the CCSU polytechnic vanity project
Nothing says student-centered public education like fastening the university’s future to a possible extinction machine.
Court Street Is One-Way as of October 1
Beginning October 1, 2026, the City of Middletown will pilot a new downtown traffic pattern. Court Street will become ONE-WAY, east to west, from deKoven Drive to Main Street. Please follow posted signage and use caution while adjusting to the change.
Road Work Notice - Cornfield Point
Cornfield Point Road Paving to Begin October 1
CT GOP proposes 3-month holiday on state fuel taxes
CT Republicans called for suspension of retail taxes on gasoline, diesel fuel through Dec. 31, saving motorists a collective $54M a month.
Voters Approve Funding for Two Projects at 9.29.26 Referendum
Old Saybrook voters expressed their support for funding for a reconstruction of the Department of Public Works Garage and an expansion of the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center.
Haunted Cemetery Tours Will Return to West Hartford This October
The 2026 version of West Hartford Hauntings will have an "America250" theme, share real history in a scary setting, and benefit the Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society. Courtesy image By Ronni Newton West Hartford's oldest burial ground, Old North Cemetery, will…
WeHa United in Jazz Returning to Blue Back Square
WeHa United in Jazz will take place at Blue Back Square in West Hartford on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 2-5 p.m. Conard Jazz Combo: (from left): Oliver Van Ostrand, drums; Sam Tonkinson, bass; Lucien Laborde, saxophone; and Edward Neems, piano. Courtesy photo Submitted On Sunday, Oct.…