EEconomy Read More CT economy is split: high unemployment rate, booming stock marketAugust 23, 2026 With the volatile stock market generating huge gains in recent years for Connecticut’s millionaires and billionaires, residents at…
HHealth care Read More In CT hospital ERs, patients may wait hours for a hospital bedAugust 16, 2026 In emergency departments across the state, patients are spending hours on stretchers in hospital hallways as they wait…
WWildlife Read More Bears enter CT homes; bears have hurt people. Forum planned on avoiding bothAugust 10, 2026 Warren residents called for help from the state after bear break-ins and sightings this summer. Over the last…
HHealth care Read More Healthcare workers in CT say they face assault and abuseAugust 3, 2026 Tiffani Nodgren remembers the patient lunging at her and the next thing she knew she was unconscious on…
NNutrition Read More UConn-made protein supplement is being studied. What it’s for.July 30, 2026 A six-month study on an amino-acid supplement shake developed by UConn School of Medicine researchers for Parkinson’s patients…
MMental health Read More CT hospitals adapting to increasing psychiatric crisesJuly 29, 2026 Emergency rooms aren’t equipped to meet the needs of patients in the midst of a mental health crisis.…
AArts and design Read More At 92, this CT artist’s work continues to be recognized nationallyJuly 26, 2026 Bloomfield resident Beth S. Goldberg won her first art contest when she was 12 years old. Now, 80…
DDallas Read More Former UConn star, Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd wins WNBA three-point contestJuly 25, 2026 CHICAGO — Azzi Fudd of the Dallas Wings became the first rookie to win the WNBA All-Star 3-point…
WWildlife Read More Bears spotted 7,300 times in CT so far this yearJuly 21, 2026 Connecticut officials estimate the state’s black bear population at between 1,000 and 1,200. And they often come face-to-face…
HHealth care Read More Report: ‘Noncompliance’ over two years put patients at risk at CT hospitalJuly 14, 2026 For more than two years, a Connecticut hospital was not “in substantial compliance” with state and federal regulations,…