Hanna Mordoh

In South Windsor there’s a celebrity who spends his days at a Paulie’s Professional Barber Shop. Just below the front door bell of the barber shop, there is a doggy in the window — he’s a star named Teddy.

It has been 30 years since the Hartford Vietnam Veterans Memorial was first unveiled, and on Memorial Day a local Boy Scout troop held a rededication ceremony to mark the occasion and remember those the memorial represents.

There is new hope for animals diagnosed with cancer here in Connecticut. An experimental immunotherapy cancer treatment for pets being made in Farmington is making progress and could have the potential to help people in the future.

When most people think of sports, they don’t think of videogames. However, videogames are now considered a sport in many high schools and colleges and the competition called Esports is all about teamwork.

Hanna Mordoh took us to Dunkin’ Donuts Park as local students enjoyed the game.

Connecticut State Police are helping parents navigate the difficult world of teens and apps by touring the state and educating both adults and children on social media safety.

Wheeler Family Health and Wellness Center is offering nutrition information and healthy toddler cooking classes as a part of their Free Toddler Nutrition Program.

On Monday, a public hearing was held in Hartford to tighten laws on gun storage safety. The bipartisan bill for gun storage safety would make it required for both loaded and unloaded guns to be safely stored in homes occupied by minors and people not allowed to legally have access to firearms.

Friday marked International Women’s Day, a day of recognition for the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. While events are being held across Connecticut celebrating women’s achievements, it is also a time for Connecticut to push forward.

In celebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday kids in Connecticut are taking part in Read Across America Day and one elementary school in Cheshire put a spin on the day by having high school students join in to help.

Social media is a great way to communicate. However, when it comes to Connecticut towns, are Facebook pages becoming a virtual neighborhood watch?

A new study at the University of Connecticut hopes to help women who just had a baby get healthier and lose any extra postpartum weight.

In Hartford, doctors are giving students immunizations ahead of the start of school. They are taking healthcare almost directly to the classroom, all school year long.

Clear the Shelters is a great time to find a new family pet. Just like humans, some pets have a history and that history also means they could be a perfect fit for your family.

People often think of kittens and puppies up for adoption, still animals of all ages and circumstances can make for a perfect pet.

Many people consider themselves animal lovers, but one little girl in the Plantsville section of Southington has taken her passion for cats a step further by creating an invention to help pets.

After several years of waiting at a Groton shelter to be adopted, two dogs finally found their forever home after being featured during last year’s Clear the Shelters event.

A rescue group in East Hartford is taking steps and making some big trips, to ensure more cats and dogs find their forever homes.

On Sunday, hundreds of motorcycle riders hit the road to ride, rock and make a difference in Connecticut.

Connecticut has its share of fans looking forward to the royal wedding this weekend.