Jennifer Cuevas

The New Haven Police Department plans to take a more aggressive approach to combat illegal street takeovers after multiple incidents and related arrests in the city of New Haven.

A popular shopping center in Seymour is preparing to welcome back the community.

Families looking to buy a Christmas tree at a local tree farm will have more than plenty to pick from at Jones Family Farms. Farmer Jamie Jones said their Christmas tree stock grew beautifully over the past year despite the past few months of dry weather. “Normally late fall is the time we’re worried about having too much water, ironically…

People in Connecticut celebrated World Kindness Day in a variety of ways on Wednesday.

The ongoing drought conditions in Connecticut may increase the chances for people to develop drought-related illnesses.

Bringing communities together through rebranded political signs. Ken Engelman created the “Please Be Kind” campaign in January as a way to bring people together during a time of divisiveness.

A planned housing development in New Haven has been awarded a federal grant of $450,000 by the Green and Resilient Retrofit Housing Program through the U.S Department of Housing & Urban Development's (HUD).

The State of Connecticut is getting ready to roll out a program that will have significant financial benefits for people with student loan debt.

As many people begin their holiday shopping, doctors are pointing out potential dangers of certain toys, particularly toys for young children.

A nonprofit substance abuse network celebrated the opening of its first primary care center in Waterbury on Friday. McCall Behavioral Health Network will provide primary care services including preventative care, vaccinations, health screenings as well as an adolescent services program. “We can take care of their primary care needs, we can take care of their mental health needs, kids, adults,…