A stop for coffee was part of many of our morning routines before the coronavirus pandemic made its way into Connecticut. On Wednesday, an Ellington resident and business are footing the bill for those who don’t have the option to work from home right now: local first responders. Paul Hitchley, the owner of New England Lean Consulting, teamed up...

An Ellington man wanted to thank first responders, who are on the front lines all the time, so he is treating first responders to coffee and food to thank them for work during the coronavirus epidemic.

Amid concerns of the coronavirus, Dunkin’ has become the latest establishment to temporarily stop refilling customer’s reusable cups, according to The Boston Globe. Citing public health concerns, the Canton, Massachusetts-based company told the Globe in a statement that they are taking public health concerns seriously. “While we offer a refillable cup program as an option at participating restaurants nationwide,...

During an unveiling of the Hartford Yard Goats promotional schedule Tuesday, officials announced that the stadium is going peanut-free.

Hartford has taken another step forward in the process to develop the area surrounding Dunkin’ Donuts Park.

Come on down to Dunkin’ Donuts Park in Hartford on October 27th for the free community event.

You can sample beer and wine from across the region at this year’s fest on October 19th at Dunkin’ Donuts Park.

Taylor and Jimmy hit the links inside Dunkin’ Donuts Park for a game of golf.

Dunkin’ failed to notify nearly 20,000 customers that their accounts had been compromised and their information and personal funds were in jeopardy in 2015 – or accurately notify them once more when hackers accessed more than 300,000 customer accounts three years later, according to a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James against the company.

Taylor learned the skills of throwing a strike from Pitching Coach Steve Merriman.

Jimmy got a lesson in the Dunkin’ Donuts Park batting cages.

Taylor learned what it takes to talk on the loud speaker at Yard Goats games.

The Wareham Gatemen defeated the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox 3-2 in the Connecticut Cape Cod Classic Tuesday.

Josh Montinieri told us about the game between the Wareham Gatemen and Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox on July 23.

Jeff Dooley showed us what it takes.

Southington police have arrested a man who is accused of using a Jaws of Life to pry open ATMs and steal money from them.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation is offering new transportation options for those looking to attend summer events in Hartford.

The City of Hartford is one step closer to ending a saga with the former developer of Dunkin’ Donuts Park.

On Tuesday a jury unanimously ruled the city was justified in firing and ending a development agreement with Centerplan, the company hired to develop Dunkin’ Donuts Park.

Prostate cancer patients, survivors, and doctors along with their families and friends, laced up their shoes for the ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk. The annual event raises funds and awareness for the cancer.