spring

A 7-year-old boy reported missing in the Houston area Thursday was found deceased inside the family’s washing machine.

Hummingbirds have begun their annual spring migration! If you look closely, you can spot them around Connecticut!

Halfinger Farms in Higganum is once again offering pick your own daffodils. The family-run farm has been around for close to three decades.

Westfarms Spokesperson Amanda Sirica shows what’s trending for spring.

The traditional burning of the Boeoegg snowman in Switzerland was moved from Zurich to the remote Devil’s Bridge in Central Switzerland due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Chef Chris Prosperi shows how to make this seasonal soup.

Chef Chris Prosperi shows how to make this seasonal soup.

A good spring cleanup and décor refresh have always been able to lift moods. But after this long pandemic winter, there’s special satisfaction in clutter removal.

Event and Lifestyle Expert Jamie O’Donnell shows some must-have items for spring.

Spring is here, and while the pandemic has forced changes to the way we do things, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate the season. The fishing season started early this year, with Gov. Ned Lamont opening it up on March 4. Connecticut has a variety of fishing options inland and along the shoreline. Note that a license is…

Connecticut restaurants are preparing for the next phase of reopening on Friday.

NBC Connecticut sports reporter Gabrielle Lucivero shares her love for ice skating and gives tips for beginners who are getting on the ice for the first time!

NBC Connecticut sports reporter Gabrielle Lucivero shares her love for ice skating and gives tips for beginners who are getting on the ice for the first time!

The spring sports season looks promising.

Spring has long been hailed as a time of renewal and rebirth

Spring has sprung at Elizabeth Park even with cool temperatures, which might not be a bad thing

A local nature center in Litchfield is keeping up the tradition of tours and workshops, just not in person.

During a time of so much uncertainty and change, many people are doing their best to keep a sense of normalcy. And while the White Memorial Conservation Center in Litchfield isn’t able to hold their typical spring tours and workshops, they’re taking a virtual approach to keep people informed and educated. Spring is a gorgeous time of the year...

With more people spending time outside because of the pandemic and the warming temperatures, ticks also remain a concern.