This new plan hopes to get essential and frontline workers the tests and answers they need in 30 minutes or less.

Brian Cody’s Brothers & Sisters Foundation, LLC, just became an official 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization.

Yonah Sadeh’s short film about affordable housing in Falls Village won first place in a youth film challenge.

The store carries a wide variety of pillows, quilts, sheets and blankets, as well as textiles for the bath, furniture, artwork and even pajamas.

The property has more than 276 acres of land over 8,700 square feet of living space. 

Local leaders are expecting that cases could start to plateau in the next few weeks despite significantly increasing case rates reported across the area Thursday.

An attorney said the ribbons posed a legal risk if the borough denied another group from posting a sign on the town green.

“I decided, this is the place I need to be, to do the most good for my community,” Kristen Mostowy said.

Every holiday train tour, including the Torrington Twilight Express was sold out ahead of time. Museum officials say this bodes well for the future.

Thirty-four organizations in the Danbury area will receive $893,700 in state grants to help with pandemic-related recovery and support their community-serving work.

This Torrington native has taught guitar workshops, written 3 books and released 3 solo albums. Now is he helping others sound as good as they can.

An attorney for the Board of Warden and Burgesses will explain the decision during a meeting Tuesday night.

Local official reminds residents to clear sidewalks.

Washington-based nonprofit ASAP! is seeking submissions for its celebration of young game designers and encouraging young students to give it a try.

The accident Wednesday shut down Route 44 while repairs were done on a downed utility pole, officials said.

Police say they found 9.2 pounds of marijuana, stimulant pills and THC-infused edibles in the vehicle of a Bridgewater man arrested in Roxbury.

New Milford resident Erica Beatty has opened up her own dog grooming business. She has worked in this business since she was 9.

Fire crews in Harwinton responded to Route 8 north Friday morning for a driver that crashed down an embankment.

The drivers in each vehicle had to be extricated from their vehicles by firefighters after a head-on collision, according to police.

Connecticut State Police said troopers responded to a Harwinton home on a domestic call around 7 p.m. Dec. 14.

Connecticut State Police said a person walking their dog through the woods, about 100 feet in from the road, found the skeletal remains Sunday.

The yellow ribbons honoring members of the military will remain on the town green for now.

As I tried to make a copy of my daily schedule, sending it to my LaserJet, earsplitting howling emerged from the printer. I quickly flipped it off, turned around and glared at my cat. Three years of living with this mischievous feline convinced me she was up to her shenanigans again: touchin…

Carlos Perez and @The Corner received restaurant of the year in the west region of the Connecticut Restaurant Association’s CRAzies awards.

For one of the first times, the town has crafted a permanent space for Black and Indigenous lives in its historical archive.

“It’s harder to recruit people in a rural area, and we’re reaching out for help with that,” the hospital president said at a community forum.

A Connecticut State Police dog tracked a missing girl over a mile and half in Woodbury, leading police directly to her.

The candidate should be prepared for calling COVID positive residents and any close contacts. The person’s salary will be offset by grants.

A viral TikTok catapulted Bertha to stardom, leading to the animal’s adoption after spending 280 days in the Little Guild shelter.

Joe DiBlasi donated a piano and a keyboard to the Bantam Cinema and Arts Center to help it provide musical theater.

In the midst of the retail store stands a hive, filled with bees that live between two clear panels, protecting their queen and making honey.

The Northwest Connecticut Arts Council has received a $150,000 American Rescue Plan grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

The cause of a three-alarm blaze where a firefighter fell ill and later died has been deemed undetermined after an investigation, officials said.

A national Santa hiring company said it has 15 percent fewer Santas due to COVID concerns and even "a number passing way from COVID."

As he watched the number of COVID-19 cases climb at the Geer Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in town, First Selectman Charles Perotti couldn’t help but wonder if the outbreak would spread into his community.

Jeff Tuohy, who describes himself as an Americana musician, recently released the video for his song “Old Roads,” which debuted on CMT.com.

Connecticut State Police continue to investigate after a human skull was found on the side of the road in North Canaan over the weekend.

The store, which will have new items in stock daily, supports Torrington’s Prime Time House, which provides services to disabled adults.

The nearly 100 COVID infections and eight deaths at Litchfield County nursing home could be one of Connecticut’s largest and deadliest outbreaks since the onset of the pandemic.

The Kent Senior Center is reopening for Friday lunches, beginning this Friday. The first selectman hopes to increase services at the center.

The man posted bond late Tuesday and is scheduled to appear in court Nov. 30.

First responders had to rescue a shopper who was pinned between the car and fallen shelves.

“A Fish in a Tree” is a rhyming tale that teaches children about why you shouldn’t let go of balloons, as well as how to reuse, recycle or renew.

Members of the New Milford Fire Department remember their late friend and colleague Mark Lathrop, who was with the department for 49 years.