Don Stacom

A month after Newington and Portland voters rejected two significant referendums, there's a campaign in Wethersfield to persuade residents to stop the plan for a proposed artificial turf athletic field at a local park.

After a long campaign for the local housing authority to build senior housing on the site, a Simsbury developer and a Seymour architectural firm

After weeks of heavy campaigning by opponents , Wethersfield voters on Tuesday dealt a devastating setback to the proposal for a synthetic turf athletic field at Mill Woods Park

Frustrated by many months of worsening complaints by residents, the public health agency in Bristol is turning to Attorney General William Tong for help getting Reworld to comply with noise ordinances with its trash-to-energy incinerator.

Part of a complex of WWI-era industrial buildings in Connecticut is in the final stages of conversion to apartments, with 154 units being leased at a mix of four levels of “affordable housing…

Hundreds turned out to the Metropolitan AME Zion Church in Hartford on Friday morning to say farewell to Thirman Milner , the city's first Black mayor and a widely respected pioneer in the civil rights movement.

A CT town is asking the public for ideas on what kinds of development should be encouraged.

Newington-based East Coast Growers plans to establish a 70,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation center in an industrial building in East Hartford. Rather than construct a new building, the company will extensively remodel and modernize the aging warehouse complex that runs along about a block of Park Avenue roughly between Deerfield and Michael avenues.

The final report hasn’t been written, but research so far on a wide-ranging study of the Route 44 corridor in Canton endorses widening the roadway to create left-turn lanes at Dowd Avenue and…

With thousands of festive LED lights and a show set to music, Michael Herbst's holiday light display has become a hit in Meriden and potentially a powerful fundraiser for the local humane society. Herbst is one of at least a half-dozen homeowners in central Connecticut going all-out to share some holiday cheer with visitors by hosting over-the-top light displays and, in some cases, an enormous arr ...