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Siobhan McGirl and her Big Brothers Big Sisters little sister, Jahyleeanne, show you how to make a meatless turkey fruit platter you will want to gobbleo up!oo

NBC Connecticut presents an all new half hour special episode Saturday, November 21 at 9:30AM!

First Alert Meteorologist Josh Cingranelli explains fall weather changes, then join First Alert Meteorologist Kaitlyn McGrath on a nature adventure!

CT LIVE’s Taylor Kinzler shows you how to cook up Pumpkin Fluff Dip!

Learn how to make this easy and fun fall sweet treat!

Grab an adult and take our Fall Fun Leaf Scavenger Hunt to see how many different types of leaves you can find outside!

Join Mike Hydeck on a tour of some of Connecticut’s fun locations to visit during the fall season.

Looking for some fun Fall places around Connecticut? We have you covered!

NBC Connecticut presents an all new half hour special episode Saturday, October 31 at 9AM!

Create your own NBC CT or Telemundo pumpkin!

It’s not that apples didn’t grow because of the drought, in fact many apples thrived in the dry conditions with less disease and infection – just not the kind needed for making apple cider. “I’m not sorting out as many apples that would go into cider,” explained Sue Zygmont of Hayward Farm.  “It’s just not there.” “Cider apples are...

The ongoing drought has had a significant impact on much of the state, including our local pumpkins. “The dryness it definitely affected the size a lot of the varieties that are supposed to be big are a lot smaller,” said pumpkin farmer Jacob Cohen. “It affected the pollination because the bees weren’t as active when it’s hot. And we...

The drought is having an effect on this year’s pumpkin crop.

Enjoy a classic New England Fall day in South Glastonbury.

There’s a reason behind those cool mornings that are staples of fall weather, and it has to a lot do with longer nights and shorter days. The phenomenon is called radiational cooling, and here’s how it works. NBC Connecticut’s Josh Cingranelli explains.

Apple picking season is upon us and NBCLX storyteller Clark Fouraker is offering tips for those looking to visit the orchards and stay safe from COVID-19, such as bringing your mask, washing your hands and checking for crowds.

Suzanne Aresco, Director of AAA Travel, shared trips to get away for a couple days but still stay safe.

It is no secret that we see some wild weather changes here in New England and this week has been no exception. The state saw lows in the 20s and 30s to high temperatures in the 80s this week. So what are you supposed to do with your garden when you still have tomatoes thriving but you also want to…

Garden experts give you some tips for transitioning your garden from summer to fall.

Apple picking, carving pumpkins and hayrides are all a part of enjoying the fall. But this year the seasonal classic will look a little different and in some cases canceled completely due to COVID-19. Diane Karabin is the owner of Karabin Farms. “What it usually looks like is pandemonium but in wake of the pandemic there’s no pandemonium,” explained...