Rick Green

Pfizer scientists in Groton played a critical role in development of new COVID-19 pill

An entertainment revival in Hartford shows signs of life, as theaters and basketball games lure in patrons weary of the pandemic.

America’s 700 billionaires -- there are 14 who live in Connecticut, according to Forbes -- may be asked to dig deep to help pay for a massive domestic spending bill Congress is racing to complete work on.

Gunmaker Smith & Wesson leaving Springfield and taking 750 jobs to Tennessee, citing 2nd amendment

South Windsor, East Windsor and Manchester have joined a growing list of municipalities requiring masks in public indoor spaces with a mandate that is effective Friday.

In midst of COVID-19 pandemic, UConn attracts record 38,000 applications for the fall of 2021

The Board of Regents for Higher Education on Thursday approved one-time funding of $3 million to pay for a plan that will offer free community college tuition to eligible students for the fall 2020 semester.

By a wide margin voters across the country say that discrimination against black people is a serious problem, according to a national Quinnipiac University Poll released Wednesday.

Barstool Sports ‘Storm Chasers’ were arrested at the UConn men’s basketball game against Houston Thursday night.

Bank of America and Stanley, Black & Decker joined The Hartford Thursday in support of a new Boys & Girls Club in the South End of the city.

UConn proposes tuition increase of 4.4 percent for in-state students for next year

Amid the growing momentum in Congress among Democrats who favor impeachment of President Donald Trump, most of the Connecticut delegation appears to be waiting for a signal from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

UConn will welcome 5,450 students in the class of 2023 this week.

Hedge fund billionaire and Greenwich resident Ray Dalio has donated $100 million from his family philanthropy, joining the state of Connecticut to form a $300 million initiative to support education, business development, job training.

What to do if you think someone might be at risk for suicide

It looks a lot like people are still heading out of Connecticut -- at least according to data collected by two moving companies.

Gov. Ned Lamont had to fill roughly 100 jobs when he took office Jan. 9, including his top aides and key positions across state government.

Supporters hope to restore the “Isle of Safety,” a downtown Hartford landmark that served as a trolley stop and meeting place for more than a half century.

Brian Flaherty joins Sullivan & Leshane.

Will Haskell was elected to the Connecticut General Assembly.