Interstate 91 north in Windsor has fully reopened after a tractor-trailer accident on Tuesday morning. The accident closed the on-ramp to I-91 north at exit 36, according to state Department of Transportation officials. It has since fully reopened. It’s unclear if anyone was injured in the accident.

People can give others the recently introduced Windsor Center gift card which can be used to pay at about a dozen stores and restaurants in town. “We were talking about how we could support small business and this was one way we could really do it,” said Jane Garibay, the executive director of First Town Downtown. Garibay says the group…

FedEx plans to close a facility in Windsor in April. FedEx notified the state Department of Labor that it plans to close the FedEx Ground Windsor SmartPost facility at 759 Rainbow Road and “redirect packages” from this facility to other FedEx Ground locations. The letter says the building is scheduled to close on or around April 18. More than 130…

Eversource is beginning to prepare for the Special Olympics Connecticut Winter Games. Employees and volunteers began efforts on Saturday and continued on Sunday morning. The group worked to cover the course with fresh man-made snow with snow-making machines. The team is the only group in the world to exclusively create snow for a Special Olympics event. The snow is made…

Interstate 91 north in Windsor has reopened following a vehicle fire on Tuesday morning. State Department of Transportation officials said the vehicle fire was at exit 37 and the four right lanes were closed. The highway has since fully reopened. No injuries were reported.

One person has died after a fiery crash involving multiple tractor-trailers that closed part of Interstate 91 south in Windsor on Tuesday morning. Two tractor-trailers were involved in the crash near exit 39 before they caught on fire shortly before 1 a.m., state police said. They said one vehicle was parked on the right shoulder of I-91 South, between the…

The Connecticut Airport Authority is now working with state building officials to determine if firefighting foam systems using PFAS in certain airport hangars can be replaced with water.

Tests are underway to see if the water supply at a primary school in Canton was contaminated with a potentially dangerous firefighting foam.

For the first time since the firefighting foam spill in June, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is making it clear that it disagrees with a draft report from Signature Flight’s consultant that no drinking water wells should be tested for PFAS.

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has spent $600,000 on the environmental cleanup following the B-17 crash.

Emergency crews have responded to a crash on Interstate 91 South in Windsor. The CT Travel Smart website says the crash is between exits 38A and 37. No additional information was immediately available.

The Metropolitan District, which provides water to a dozen cities and towns in the Hartford area, is asking for another rate increase from users, blaming lower revenue and higher costs.

An East Windsor man is accused of murdering his 73-year-old father in October, and court documents reveal new details, including the fact that the victim was stabbed at least 70 times.

Once a year, the Hartford Wolf Pack spends the morning off the ice and in the bowling alley to support Special Olympics Connecticut.

Police have identified the man who died after a serious crash on Interstate 91 North in East Windsor on Sunday night.

A new report recommends public drinking water sources across Connecticut be tested in phases for potentially dangerous industrial compounds known as PFAS.

The drop in temperature this weekend didn’t stop 25 brave people from sleeping out in the cold in South Windsor all night on Saturday night to raise awareness about homelessness.

In East Windsor, some veterans were in for a treat ahead of the national holiday.

Fire has caused extensive damage to a shed that housed tobacco at a farm on Baker Hollow Road in Windsor Thursday morning.

Voters in East Windsor overwhelmingly defeated plans related to the money that would be paid by a potential new casino in town.

Power is still out for around 5,400 homes and businesses across Connecticut and Eversource officials said that they expect to restore power by 6 a.m. Saturday.

A warning not to eat fish caught in the Farmington River remains in effect after firefighting foam spilled into the river from Bradley International Airport in June.

One person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a crash in East Windsor on Monday.

Beth Caruso lives right near the Farmington River in Windsor. She’s worried about PFAS.

On Saturday morning, tens of thousands of runners were off to the races participating in the 26th annual Hartford Marathon.

Thousands of people are expected in Hartford on Saturday for the 26th Eversource Hartford Marathon, including 10,000 runners, such as Deborah Carpenter of Middletown.

Forensic experts are exhuming the bodies of two unidentified victims of the 1944 Hartford circus fire in an effort to determine if one of them was a Vermont woman.

Mosquitoes in another Connecticut community have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis.

Stafford/Somers/East Windsor football coach Brian Mazzone lost his father, 66-yard-old Gary Mazzone, in the B-17 plane crash at Bradley Airport on Wednesday. On Saturday, he did exactly what he would have if he hadn’t: coach his football team to a win.

Mosquitoes in two more Connecticut communities have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis.

Preliminary testing results detected elevated levels of PFAS chemicals in fish from the Farmington River after firefighting foam spilled into the river from Bradley International Airport in June.

A chemical spill into the Farmington River has become the catalyst for one of Connecticut’s most pressing environmental health threats.

The town of Windsor has issued a health advisory about the possibility of firefighting foam getting into the Farmington River after the plane crash at Bradley Airport.

A third person has died of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in Connecticut this season, officials from the Connecticut Agriculture Station said Tuesday.

Thirteen communities across Connecticut are on tap to receive $13 million in federal grants aimed at helping smaller cities modernize and rehabilitate housing.

Interstate 91 north in Windsor has fully reopened after an overturned vehicle closed multiple lanes on Saturday.

EEE was just detected in a mosquito trapped on Burgess Road in South Windsor.

More than 100 mosquitoes have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or EEE, in Connecticut this year, including one in South Windsor, the latest town touched by the virus.

UPS is gearing up for the busy holiday season and plans to hire more than 3,000 people in Connecticut.

During this week’s American Ninja Warrior finals, Hamden’s Drew Drechsel was a crowd favorite. Fans flooded the Las Vegas arena, chanting his name and he delivered.

A special ceremony where New England Donor Services recognized the important work being done at the Hospital of Central Connecticut in New Britain on Monday.

The state program assisting people with defective concrete basements has released new data on its work.

A West Haven woman was killed in a crash on Interstate 91 south in South Windsor Friday.

A deadly boat fire off the Southern California coast has charter boat captains in Connecticut wondering what could have possibly gone wrong.

Police are trying to solve the case of an antique violin that was stolen from a Windsor home and they have released a photo of woman who they said made purchases using credit cards that were also stolen from the home.

The nerve center of Travelers Claim University is filled with insurance agents preparing for Hurricane Dorian. It’s headed right for Travelers Insurance’s customers along Florida’s space coast, where it’s expected to make landfall as a Category 4 storm.

Seventy-five years ago, Grace Fifield took two of her children to the circus in Hartford. She was never seen again.

Steve Samuels and Chris Prescott founded ImpaCT Training in an effort to help athletes achieve their full potential.

When burglars broke into a Windsor family’s home, they stole the obvious things of value – cash, credit cards, and jewelry – but they also walked away with something priceless – a late 1800s French violin passed down for generations.

A driver narrowly escaped injury in South Windsor on Thursday after a tire hit his or her vehicle on Interstate 291 and caused damage.

Casino developer MGM has filed a lawsuit challenging the federal approval of a deal that would allow Connecticut’s two Indian tribes to open a third casino in the state.

A loaded gun was found in a man’s backpack at Bradley International Airport Saturday afternoon.

State officials are reacting to a report of an idea to bring a casino to Hartford.

Two ambulances have been called to respond to a crash in Windsor.

Lindsay Barrett passed away after a battle with acute myeloid leukemia. Now her fiance Sean Deane does his best to live a happy life and honor her memory.

A dog was left in a crate and abandoned in Windsor, according to the Windsor Animal Shelter, and they are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Harford police and city leaders reminded folks looking to enjoy seven major events in the city to get downtown early.

Police are investigating after a single-car accident in South Windsor Saturday.

A fire late Friday night has displaced residents of 14 apartments at a complex in East Windsor.

New stats have good and bad news when it comes to Connecticut 911 dispatch centers answering your call for help.

A police investigation is underway in Windsor on Tuesday morning.

It’s been one month since toxic firefighting foam flowed into the Farmington River putting neighbors and wildlife in the area at risk.

An Enfield man got quite the surprise Thursday when a boa constrictor curled up under his car engine. The East Windsor Police Department posted the gripping video on its Facebook page.

For almost 30 minutes, 30,000 people paused in the name of patriotism, watching the firework’s on America’s birthday at the Great American Boom in New Britain.

A sneezing driver caused a fiery crash involving multiple vehicles that temporarily shut down a section of Interstate 93 north in New Hampshire on Wednesday. The accident, which involved two tractor-trailers, occurred around 11:30 a.m. on I-93 north in New Hampton, according to state police. When officers arrived both tractor-trailers were on fire.

It’s been nearly a month since firefighting foam from Bradley International Airport spilled into the Farmington River, and residents received an update from officials on the status of the spill at a meeting Tuesday.

Motorcyclists came together to honor a fallen South Windsor police officer.

Crews are investigating after a house in Windsor went up in flames Saturday afternoon.

For over a century, tobacco has been a major crop grown in Connecticut, but now many farms are moving away from this once desirable product.

Monday marks one year since commuter rail service started between Springfield and New Haven, and state officials are optimistic about the future of train service in Connecticut.

South Windsor Police have arrested a man who is accused of being in possession of a bulletproof vest, pellet rifles, brass knuckles, a knife and drugs on Sunday morning.

Many cities and town in Connecticut have their own animal shelters rather than share services, but one local regional animal shelter says it’s seeing the benefits and another town now wants to be part of it too.

A foam spill at Bradley International Airport is impacting the Farmington River on Sunday and an advisory has been put in place urging the public to not touch the foam or take fish from the river.

Connecticut State Police have identified the school bus driver and tractor-trailer truck driver who were killed in a fiery 4-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 west in East Hartford on Monday morning.

Connecticut State Police have identified the school bus driver and tractor-trailer truck driver who were killed in a fiery 4-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 west in East Hartford on Monday morning.

An idealized casino in Bridgeport could be a lynchpin to get the budget across the finish line in the final days of the legislative session. It would also act as a sweetener to get sports betting and changes to the state lottery approved.

There’s a multi-year, multi-million project underway to fix a bottlenecking nightmare for drivers on I-91 north heading east of Hartford and the construction will about to start really impacting drivers.

This week, Connecticut lawmakers are expected to vote on whether to ban single-use plastic bags statewide.

World War II veteran John Danaher says he knows all too well why freedom isn’t free.

Some people who can’t afford to fix their homes with crumbling concrete have just stopped paying their mortgages, and it could be a trend on the rise.

The high school softball regular season is winding down and South Windsor pitcher Maria Handchuk has a chance to head to states with an impressive streak under her belt.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers joined with faith leaders as they rolled out a $5 million plan to provide funding to help protect houses of worship across Connecticut from violent attacks.

A four-year-plan to ease congestion on the Charter Oak Bridge is finally coming to fruition.

A Hartford police lieutenant is recovering after he was hit in the head with a baseball bat while trying to break up a fight in Windsor while he was off-duty, according to police.

Firefighters in South Windsor rescued a puppy that fell down a well on Sunday.

The Windsor High School softball team hosted Military Appreciation Night on Friday during their game with Griswold.

The court appearance for a man accused of killing a Windsor teen erupted into chaos on Friday afternoon.

On Wednesday night, loved ones placed candles on the ground for Felipe Lopez at the spot where he’d been just hours before.

A pedestrian was struck on Route 140 in East Windsor on Wednesday and serious injuries are reported.

Typical spring flooding is occurring in low laying areas near the river and will continue through at least Thursday.

Chester Clark, Junior fell victim to a cash shipping scheme that put him out thousands of dollars. Now he’s hoping he may be able to get his money back.

The new Hartford Rail Line hit a home run when the Capital City played host to the NCAA basketball tournament in March, and officials hope it’s about to happen again with baseball season.

Two groups are lobbying at the Capitol on Wednesday to draw attention to a bill that would raise the minimum age to buy any tobacco products to 21.

The fire danger is rising with gusting winds. On Wednesday, firefighters in two towns had to battle brush fires.

A school bus with children on board is involved in a crash on Interstate 91 in Windsor on Monday morning.

Connecticut lawmakers have confirmed Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont’s nominee for economic development chief, despite initial concerns about the former Goldman Sachs executive’s possible role in the national mortgage meltdown.

Redland Brick has operated a quarry in South Windsor for decades and is looking to renew their clay mining permit.

The gambling debate in Connecticut is far from over, even though the federal government finally approved a planned satellite tribal casino in East Windsor.

Fans from Vermont, Florida, Indiana and beyond came to the XL Center on Thursday to see the First Round of the NCAA Tournament.

Voters decided to repeal a rule which stops registered sex offenders from going to certain spots. Right now the town is dealing with a lawsuit over those zones.