DCP ready to open investigation into Hartford bar near where 17-year-old was fatally shot

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection is "prepared to take further action" against The Lady, a Hartford bar near the site of a shooting that led to the death of 17-year-old Camden Siegel

Hartford residents notice better snow cleanup compared to last storm

It’s been just over 24 hours since snow stopped falling in Connecticut and the City of Hartford Department of Public Works (DPW) is still working to dig the
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Family of Hartford man fatally shot by police weighs wrongful death lawsuit

The mentally ill man's family called 211 because they wanted help for him, a lawyer says. They didn't want police there.

New study shows that West Hartford has lost one fifth of its tree canopy since 2010

West Hartford residents and businesses can claim those trees online now with a pick-up date set for April 25. This article originally published at New study shows that West Hartford has lost one fifth of its tree canopy since 2010.

Connecticut State Senate votes for sweeping ’emergency’ bill

With a nearly party-line vote following hours of debate, the Connecticut State Senate greenlit a wide-ranging, 121-page bill on Wednesday. All 25 Democrats voted in favor.

Snow falling in Hartford Wednesday morning, slowing commute

Snow is falling in Hartford Wednesday morning and conditions are changing quickly, with traffic delays already reported across the city.