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Amtrak won't close shoreline rail bridges during World Cup, reversing earlier proposal
Amtrak says it will not close any railroad bridges along Connecticut’s shoreline during the 2026 World Cup, backing away from...
New Haven Pride Center announces reopening after raising $500K to pay off debts, start over
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Leaders with the New Haven Pride Center said they'll be reopening next month, after raising half...
Bicyclist struck, seriously injured in New Haven
A bicyclist was struck in the area of Ella Grasso Boulevard and Printer’s lane in New Haven on Tuesday, according...
Recruits get training with fire ahead of graduation from the Connecticut Fire Academy
The current class from the Connecticut Fire Academy is nearing the completion of their training, but not before getting some...
Waterbury man charged with felony assault after stabbing on Prospect Street
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury police said Tuesday they charged a city man with felony assault after another man was...
Former archbishop of Hartford dies at 88
The Most Rev. Henry J. Mansell, Fourth Archbishop of Hartford, died Tuesday morning, the Archdiocese of Hartford said. Source Link
Mike Vrabel addresses Dianna Russini photos and reflects on ‘difficult conversations'
The New England Patriots kicked off their voluntary offseason workout program on Monday, and the plan Tuesday was for two...
Here's when Connecticut amusement parks will open for the 2026 season: LIST
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Warmer weather means amusement parks are gearing up to welcome fun seekers back for the...
See what two-way traffic looks like on Chapel Street in New Haven
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — As of Tuesday morning, Chapel Street in downtown New Haven is open to two-way traffic....
The Latest: Officials signal movement on a second round of US-Iran ceasefire talks
There appeared to be movement toward another round of U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks Tuesday as two regional officials told The Associated...
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