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A new report by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says Connecticut commuters continue to be the driving force behind the state not meeting goals to reduce greenhouse gases.

If you are looking to get outside and enjoy the nice weather this weekend, summer fun is kicking off at Lake Compounce and Quassy this weekend.

With the announcement that the National Foundation for Transplants is ceasing its operations, donations gathered will no longer go into patients’ pockets.

Nonprofit Dignity Grows handed out hundreds of tote bags filled with feminine hygiene products in West Hartford on Thursday. It’s all in an effort to end period poverty, one bag at a time.

The citywide New Haven tutoring initiative is making an impact in the lives of hundreds of public school students. Organizers say students are seeing dramatic increases in literacy and math scores.

The Norwich-New London region has the fastest growing labor market in Connecticut and the second fastest in the entire New England region.

Children with mobility challenges had the opportunity to test drive and take home a brand new toy ride-on car on Friday. The cars were modified for them with the guidance of physical and occupational therapists at Central Connecticut State University.

Several UConn students camped out overnight in a display of solidarity  over the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Dozens of UConn students flooded the Storrs campus in a display of solidarity with the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

A group of local high school students had the chance to work with Saint Francis Hospital this injury prevention month to learn about emergency medical techniques. 

A nonprofit that helps fund lifesaving ballistic vests for police dogs gifted one to Athena, one of the K9s at Hartford Hospital.

The Federal Communications Commission voted to restore net neutrality, which is a set of rules that requires internet service providers to treat all websites equally.