Farmington

Fire crews responded to a call for a lost and injured hiker in a trail off Route 6 in Farmington Saturday evening. Officials said they were called in after hearing that a lost 53-year-old hiker was experiencing a medical emergency. The hiker has since been safely removed from the trails and is being transported to a nearby hospital where he…

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are officially underway and people in Connecticut are excited to watch some of their favorite sports. “My husband and I watch gymnastics and we like the swimming,” said Meg Roy from Terryville. “I like to see the surfing this year, that’s going to be a cool one to watch,” said Linda Toczko from New Britain….

Hanabi, or fireworks, are a staple of summer nights in Japan. Ayako Kiyono and Masa Hattori from InsideJapan share the cultural significance of the displays.

Polo matches are held every Saturday from June through September.

Crews have been searching for 17-year-old Anthony Nagore and 15-year-old Lucas Brewer since they were reported missing Thursday.

Police are searching for two missing teens from Plainville who were last seen swimming in the Farmington River, according to a Silver Alert issued overnight.

“We were all hurt, heartbroken, just wanted to get her back,” Kevin Madera said. For 50 days, the only signs of 1-year-old Gigi, a Shepard mix, were her lost dog signs posted throughout Farmington. “The more time went by obviously the worse we felt about it,” Madera said. Madera, her owner, says Gigi got spooked while they were at his…

GiGi was reunited with her family thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers.

Part of Route 6 in Farmington is closed due to a crash, Farmington police confirmed Monday.

Route 6 in Farmington has reopened after a crash on Sunday. State Dept. of Transportation officials said the one vehicle crash closed Route 6 at Scott Swamp Road. The area has since reopened. It’s unclear if anyone was injured in the crash.

Register to donate blood on Tuesday, June 15!

You can take part in this event that benefits the American Cancer Society on July 31st in Farmington.

Back in 2017, Farmington voters rejected building a new high school 2-1. On Thursday, Farmington voters cast their ballots again but this time approved building a new high school 2-1.

With 4,500 yes votes to 2,195 no votes, on Thursday Farmington voters overwhelmingly approved building a brand new high school.

Officials said part of Route 4 in Farmington was closed Wednesday night following a crash with serious injuries. Police said the highway was closed between Town Farm Road and Brickyard Road. Lifestar was requested to the scene, according to police. Officials warned drivers to expect delays and avoid the area for a couple hours. No additional information was immediately available.

Power lines are down in Farmington, which has knocked out power in the Hyde Road area, and police warn of traffic delays on part of Route 6 because some traffic lights are out. Police said power lines are down on Hyde Road and they warn drivers to expect delays on Route 6 at the intersections with Hyde Road and Scott…

WellSpark Health plans top add 287 new jobs at the company’s headquarters in Farmington over the next seven years. Gov. Ned Lamont and company executives held a news conference Thursday. More than 70 people currently work at the Farmington headquarters. The governor’s office said the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development is supporting the expansion with “earn-as-you-grow” incentives that…

The COVID-19 lockdown and months-long social distancing requirements have forced us to stay home and take inventory of our lives. For many, that’s led to a focus on family and family building. Doctors at the Center for Advanced Reproductive Services in Farmington have seen that focus on family play out in real-time. When COVID-19 hit, the center had to...

The COVID-19 lockdown and months-long social distancing requirements have forced us to stay home and take inventory of our lives. For many, that’s led to a focus on family and family building. Doctors at the Center for Advanced Reproductive Services in Farmington have seen that focus on family play out in real-time.