NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WTNH) — The family of a young girl whose remains were found outside of an abandoned New Britain home on Wednesday confirmed her identity Friday. New Britain police Friday confirmed the human remains found in a large container in the backyard are those of "an adolescent female." "While we understand there are [...]| WTNH.com
The State of Connecticut Office of Early Childhood (OEC) released a report Friday investigating the choking death of a toddler at a New Britain day care in July.| WTNH.com
In the battle for Connecticut's 1st Congressional District, the two most well-known candidates vying for the Democratic Party's nomination took in nearly $2 million in campaign contributions in the third quarter of the year.| WTNH.com
A Hartford man has been arrested on narcotics and firearms charges after a citywide operation targeting "hot spot" areas of the city.| WTNH.com
Written by Clare Nelson In 1860, one year before the American Civil War, a group of young Connectican men formed a political campaign group in Hartford called the Wide Awakes. In just eight months, their 36-man club would become a movement. From coast to coast, Wide Awakes would go to great lengths to support the| Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
Edward Hopkins (1600–1657) was an influential figure in the early history of the Connecticut Colony, serving multiple terms as colonial governor.| Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — Two people were located in the woods after a rollover crash Friday night on Route 5 and 15 in Wethersfield, said the fire department. Just before midnight in the area o…| WTNH.com
MANCHESTER, Conn. (WTNH) — No injuries were reported in a crash between a vehicle and a school van carrying four children Friday morning in Manchester, state police said. According to state p…| WTNH.com
HARTFORD, CT – The Hartford Land Bank (HLB) is continuing its drive to improve homeownership opportunities for city residents with two new housing projects in the city’s North End.| CT News Junkie
Today in 1942, Connecticut boxer Willie Pep began his meteoric rise to stardom when he knocked out featherweight Frankie Franceroni of New Jersey just two minutes into the first round, shock…| Today in Connecticut History
Today in 1818, delegates to the state’s first ever Constitutional Convention gathered at the State House in Hartford for the first time, charged with the formidable task of restructuri…| Today in Connecticut History
In the late evening hours of August 25, 1953, a motorcade carrying Corporal John H. F. Teal pulled into Hartford’s North End, where a small crowd of family and friends were eagerly gat…| Today in Connecticut History
Today in 1933, the man whose fame as a fearless American aviation pioneer was second only to that of Charles Lindbergh, flew into Hartford’s Brainard Field just weeks after completin…| Today in Connecticut History
Theodore Roosevelt was no stranger to Connecticut; his mother and second wife were Connecticans and his sister lived in Farmington for most of her adult life. While Roosevelt’s several…| Today in Connecticut History
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Today in 1910, Mark Twain, one of America’s most famous authors and Connecticut’s most famous residents, died at his home in Redding. Born Samuel Langhorne Clemens, he grew up in…| Today in Connecticut History
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In the late evening hours of August 25, 1953, a motorcade carrying Corporal John H. F. Teal pulled into Hartford’s North End, where a small crowd of family and friends were eagerly gat…| Today in Connecticut History
Today in 1933, the man whose fame as a fearless American aviation pioneer was second only to that of Charles Lindbergh, flew into Hartford’s Brainard Field just weeks after completin…| Today in Connecticut History
Theodore Roosevelt was no stranger to Connecticut; his mother and second wife were Connecticans and his sister lived in Farmington for most of her adult life. While Roosevelt’s several…| Today in Connecticut History
