Honoring CPL Salvatore Sandillo On His Birthday

​Today, we honor the memory of Corporal Salvatore Sandillo on his birthday. A dedicated U.S. Army Vietnam War veteran and esteemed Wallingford, Connecticut community member, CPL Sandillo entered eternal rest peacefully on May 9, 2018, at the age of 69. ​Born on November 12, 1948, in New Haven, Connecticut, Salvatore—known...

New England Retail Properties Negotiates $7.2 Million Sale of Staples Plaza in Wallingford, Connecticut

Wallingford, Conn. — New England Retail Properties has negotiated the $7.2 million sale of Staples Plaza, a 100,000-square-foot shopping center located in Wallingford, roughly midway between Hartford and New Haven. Tenants at the property, which have been open at the center for more than 18 years, include Staples, Goodwill, Dollar Tree, All Pets Club and Napoli Pizza. Matt Halprin of New England Retail Properties represented both the buyer, Wallingford Plaza Realty LLC, a New York-based investor, and the seller, CT Properties, in the transaction.

49 Connecticut voting precincts selected for post-election audits

The Secretary of the State's Office says the routine post-election audits are designed to ensure votes were counted accurately.

Town of Orange Winter Snow Policies and Parking Rules

The Town of Orange snow ordinance is in effect each year from November 1 through April 1. The Town of Orange Snow Removal Ordinance states: "It shall be unlawful at any time during the period between November 1 and April 1 for anyone to park, or allow to be parked, any vehicle in any street or highway of the Town of Orange in such a way as to hamper and interfere with the work of removing or plowing of snow or the removing or sanding of ice from or on such street or highway."

Big Connect Business Expo returns to New Haven Nov. 19

The Big Connect Business Expo returns to New Haven on Nov. 19 with networking, workshops, leadership panels and local food vendors.

Kim Caldwell details Lady Vols intentionally calling sets in third win

Tennessee (3-0) defeated New Haven (1-1), 83-40, Tuesday at Food City Center. The Lady Vols led, 37-24, at halftime. Third-year Tennessee head coach Kim Caldwell discussed the Lady Vols' performance after the game. "We appreciate coach (Debbie) Buff and New Haven for coming," Caldwell said. "It was a game we needed. Wasn't a pretty game on our end, but I think right now the more game experience we can get, the better, and we're learning a lot in games with 15 new players, and you guys saw that tonight. We threw a lot at them. We had switched up our groups and our rotations for this game on a one-day prep. We intentionally had them call their own sets, and didn't call a lot of plays for them, for them to try to work their way through it. "I think that was part of the result of the slow start, but those are things we need. Those are things we need because we are going to get in high pressure situations very quickly where 15 players on the floor have to figure it out together, and so we've talked in the locker room a lot about what our response to

This Free Connecticut Christmas Light Display Fills A Park With Over 350,000 Twinkling Lights

Over 350,000 Christmas lights, and you don’t have to pay a penny to enjoy them? That’s the kind of holiday outing that immediately gets my attention. Just think about how much work goes into creating something that bright. One Connecticut park transforms into a glowing holiday attraction with...

CT seeks federal approval to expand free health coverage for low-income residents

Connecticut lawmakers have approved allowing out of network-coverage for patients on a state program that provides no-cost health insurance to low-income residents. The Appropriations, Human Services and Insurance and Real Estate committees voted on the proposal after a joint meeting on Tuesday. The Covered Connecticut program was established in 2021...

Connecticut House speaker withdraws from consideration for possible UConn interim president job

Ritter said Wednesday he will serve as speaker for the next two years, calling the position his "dream job."

Protesters rally against license plate cameras across Connecticut Thursday

Rallies were held in West Hartford, Middletown, New Haven and several other communities.

Grasso Tech, Hillhouse boys, Hamden girls elect to play in CIAC Division I basketball tournaments

An SCC boys and girls team move up to Division I, joining the first CTC boys team to do so.

Connecticut’s Hidden Bookstore Treasure Trove Where Every Book Is Completely Free

Free books. Not discounted books or a special buy-one-get-one offer. Actually free. Now that’s a concept that could get a book lover into serious trouble. One unusual Connecticut bookstore lets visitors discover books without paying for them, making reading accessible in a wonderfully unexpected way. I love the thought...

25+ Tea Houses & Spots For Afternoon Tea in Connecticut

The weather is getting colder, and it feels like the perfect time for a cup of tea. But why go for whatever’s hiding in your kitchen drawer? Upgrade your next cup with a trip to one of Connecticut’s many tea rooms and afternoon tea experiences, where the selections are endless, and the experience goes far beyond the steep. From traditional tiered trays of finger sandwiches and scones to whimsical themed teas, historic settings, and special holiday events, there’s something for every style and age. Whether you’re hoping for a cozy afternoon escape, a new tradition with friends, or simply an excuse to sip something warm, consider this your guide to teatime across Connecticut.

New science lab opens in Downtown New Haven giving high school students the chance to learn about STEM careers

Seymour resident wins $100K from Powerball ticket sold in Bridgeport

The odds of the Connecticut Lottery player winning the prize were one in more than 913,000.

I-Team: CSCU pays media consulting firm $20,000/month to in part monitor our reporting

(WFSB) - The I-Team has been closely following ongoing issues within the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system, known as CSCU. It turns out while the I-Team was watching CSCU, CSCU was watching us. There was a two week period between the time WFSB first reported on the investigation into...

Baldwin Pearson & Company closes $2.05 million sale of five-unit mixed-use property

New Haven, CT Baldwin Pearson & Co., Inc. has completed the sale of 1150 Chapel St., for $2.05 million in an all-cash transaction. The five-unit mixed-use property is located between York and High St. downtown and consists of four residential apartments and a restaurant space. The property was delivered vacant at closing, providing the buyer with the opportunity to immediately reposition the asset.

Celebration of life planned for SCSU English professor who died after New Haven hit-and-run crash

The longtime professor died after being struck by an e-bike rider in a hit-and-run crash in New Haven.

Freight distress persists as logistics layoffs top 1,000, bankruptcies mount

Financial distress continues to ripple through the U.S. transportation and logistics industry, with more than 1,000 announced job cuts and a new round of bankruptcy filings involving trucking companies, warehouse operators and freight-related businesses. At least 10 companies have disclosed plans to eliminate a combined 1,021 jobs, according to layoff...

Riding Vintage Trolleys Turns Connecticut’s Trolley Museum Into More Than a Display

Your admission ticket here comes with unlimited rides on real trolleys that are older than your grandparents. The tracks run about three miles round trip on a rebuilt piece of an old streetcar line. A motorman in a period uniform runs the car, and the whole trip takes roughly 20...