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Holiday Open House at Governor's Residence to be held in early December
The Governor’s Residence in Hartford is being decorated for holiday season and it will be open to the public for tours. Gov. Ned Lamont and First Lady Annie Lamont are inviting Connecticut residents to attend the 34th annual holiday open house. It is located at 990 Prospect Ave. in Hartford. There is no admittance fee and tickets are not needed,…
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Thousands hit the road to head to their Thanksgiving destinations
Thousands of people hit the road to head to their Thanksgiving destinations on Wednesday on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
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Funeral for former Gov. M. Jodi Rell to be held next week
Former Gov. M. Jodi Rell will lie in state at the state Capitol on Tuesday, Dec. 3 and her funeral will be held in Hartford later in the day, according to the governor’s office. M. Jodi Rell died on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at a Florida hospital after a brief illness, her family said. She was 78 years old. Gov. Ned...
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More than 90,000 people in Connecticut will fly this Thanksgiving: AAA
AAA is projecting more than 90,000 people in our state will fly this holiday weekend. That’s up 1.5 percent compared to last year.
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State police add extra patrols for Thanksgiving holiday
Connecticut State Police are adding extra patrols across the state for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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More than 90,000 people in Connecticut will fly this Thanksgiving: AAA
AAA is projecting more than 90,000 people in our state will fly this holiday weekend. That’s up 1.5 percent compared to last year.
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Millions in federal grant money coming to Connecticut in response to opioid crisis
It was announced on Monday that $7 million will come to western Connecticut to help combat the ongoing opioid epidemic. The money will go to Winsted, Watertown, Torrington, Greenwich, Stamford, Norwalk, and Bridgeport. It will be used to intervene and help people immediately when they are released from prison. “What we know is that when people get out of jail,…
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CT to receive $7 million to respond to opioid crisis
Connecticut will be receiving $7 million in federal grants to go toward efforts to combat the opioid problem.
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State focuses on wrong-way driving ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
Thanksgiving travel is about to ramp up. AAA is projecting more than 800,000 people from Connecticut will go somewhere for the holiday. Of those travelers, almost 90 percent will be driving to their destinations.
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Connecticut communities give back to others ahead of Thanksgiving
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, two different organizations spent the day giving back to their communities.
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State focuses on wrong-way driving ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
More than 800,000 people from Connecticut will go somewhere for the Thanksgiving holiday, AAA is projecting. Of those travelers, almost 90 percent will be driving to their destinations. This has the state thinking about our roads, particularly wrong-way driving. Josh Morgan, with the Connecticut Department of Transportation, said it happens almost every weekend, especially on Friday and Saturday nights. He…
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Connecticut communities give back to others ahead of Thanksgiving
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, two different organizations spent the day giving back to their communities. The City of Glastonbury was home to a turkey drive, and, in the Town of Wallingford, hundreds came out to a turkey trot. Two different holiday traditions in two different places, but both had the same mission: to give back. “A turkey drive is…
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Face the Facts: Reflecting on Jodi Rell's legacy in Connecticut
Gary Rose, political science professor at Sacred Heart University, reflects on Jodi Rell’s legacy as governor of Connecticut.
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Volunteers package 500 Thanksgiving meals for those in need in Connecticut
In Farmington, dozens of volunteers put together 500 Thanksgiving dinners for people who need a little extra support this time of year. “I love that we are helping the families that are in need,” said Yanira Corson, of Bristol. The KBE Foundation hosts this every year with their employees. The Farmington-based construction company started it in 2009 and call it…
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Officials: Food stamp theft remains a problem in CT
State officials share tips to keep families protected from scams and thieves, especially during the holiday season.
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Rowland, other governors fondly remember ‘marvelous' Jodi Rell
Connecticut’s past and current governors remember former governor M. Jodi Rell as a bipartisan politician capable of bringing the state together. They also say Rell, who died Wednesday at the age of 78, was able to bring the state together thanks to those skills during a tumultuous time in Connecticut politics. “I think she was just a very healing person…
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Suspects arrested in Georgia appear in CT courtroom after break-ins in Hartford County
Two people who are linked to attempted burglaries in Avon and Farmington appeared in court today. They are believed to be connected to a South American theft group.
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Remembering former CT governor M. Jodi Rell
Former Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell died on Wednesday after a brief illness, according to her family. Leaders around the state are remembering the 87th governor, and one of the only two women to hold that office.
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Remembering former Gov. M. Jodi Rell and her legacy
Former Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell died on Wednesday after a brief illness, according to her family. Rell, the second female governor in state history and the first Republican woman to serve as governor of Connecticut, was 78. Her family issued a statement about her death. “The family of former Governor M. Jodi Rell today announced her passing following a…
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Former Gov. M. Jodi Rell has died at 78
Former Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell died on Wednesday after a brief illness, according to her family.