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STORRS, CT — UConn men’s golf continues its strategic roster build with the addition of Kai-Jun Huang, a transfer from Merrimack College, for the 2025-26 season. Head coach Dave Pezzino confirmed the move this week,...

STORRS, CT — UConn’s track and field contingent will send four athletes to the national stage following a strong showing at the NCAA East First Round in Jacksonville. Josh Mooney, Diarmuid O’Connor, Maresa Hense, and...

HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut is no longer just staking a claim—it’s lighting up Times Square to make it. In a fiery marketing maneuver, the state has launched a billboard blitz across New York City, boldly...

HARTFORD, CT — Nearly five decades after first opening as the Civic Center, Hartford’s landmark downtown arena has a new name: PeoplesBank Arena. The rebranding was made official Monday during a press conference with Oak...

NEW MILFORD, CT — Just after 9 a.m. on May 25, Rafal Wlazlo stood lakeside at Lake Lillinonah locked in a 15-minute struggle. What emerged from the water—measured, weighed, and witnessed—was a 45-pound, 8-ounce Common...

HARTFORD, CT — The Connecticut National Guard’s quarter-century alliance with Uruguay’s armed forces stands as a rare, sustained example of U.S. military diplomacy. In 2025, the State Partnership Program (SPP) between Connecticut and Uruguay entered...

HARTFORD, CT — A major online gaming provider operating illegally in Connecticut has agreed to a $1.5 million settlement, following an enforcement action by the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) Gaming Division, on May 30....

HARTFORD, CT — Connecticut’s dairy sector entered June with 84 farms, 18,500 cows, and one mission, move fresh milk to market in under 48 hours. The Department of Agriculture marked June Dairy Month and World...

MIDDLETOWN, CT — Middletown is set to become the first city in Connecticut to roll out automated speed enforcement cameras on July 1, marking a major milestone in the state's traffic safety efforts. The Middletown...

NEW HAVEN, CT — On Friday, May 30, approximately 300 New Haven students walked out of their classrooms and marched to the New Haven Green, demanding increased education funding and protesting looming school budget cuts...