Jennifer Joas

Erin Nielsen is a walking example of how effective biomarker testing can be. On Tuesday, she shared her breast cancer survival story with state legislators, hoping they will approve biomarker testing for people using Medicaid.

Demolition began on Monday on the Silver Lane Plaza in East Hartford. Over the years it was home to J.M. Fields, Burlington Coat Factory and Super Pets.

The family of Shelley Stamp prepared to face their daughter's murderer in court on Wednesday for a sentencing hearing.

The family of Shelley Stamp prepared to face their daughter’s murderer in court on Wednesday for a sentencing hearing. Stamp was randomly attacked in Waterbury in October 2022. She was a para-professional at Waterbury Public Schools and worked with children with special needs including autism. Stamp also waitressed to make extra money and was returning home from work when the…

Starting Tuesday, you can vote early in person in next week's presidential primary.

The Yale Peabody Museum reopened to the public on Tuesday after undergoing renovations for four years. “Just about everything has changed. They’ll see some familiar things like our dioramas and big murals, they’re still here. But all the displays are brand new,” said David Skelly, the director of the Yale Peabody Museum. During renovations, they built a brand-new wing and…

Nearly 400 people are boarding buses in Danbury bound for Hartford on Wednesday. They are urging lawmakers to approve funding for the Danbury International Academy Charter School.

Parents and child care providers are rallying at several locations across the state on Wednesday. They are urging state lawmakers to invest more money in early childhood education because they say they are in crisis.

A new Lululemon shop inside the UConn Bookstore in Storrs was a huge draw on Wednesday morning. About 75 people waited to get inside the store and get their hands on the new merchandise.

Children with mobility challenges had the opportunity to test drive and take home a brand new toy ride-on car on Friday. The cars were modified for them with the guidance of physical and occupational therapists at Central Connecticut State University. The Central C.A.R.E.S Club first started the ‘Go Baby Go!’ workshops in 2015 with the help of Michele Dischino, a…