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Popular longtime CT bakery closes. Customers lament; owner insists ‘do not worry about me.’

A Craft Artisanal Bakery that opened in 2020 is now closing and while the owner says she is not worried about herself, she is sad…

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CT entrepreneurs were promised business grants. Why they’ve been waiting for them for years.

In October 2024, a group of elected officials gathered in Hartford to celebrate a new $1.7 million program that would provide assistance to small businesses along Albany…

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Holiday parties, cold temps driving illness. CT saw at least 23 covid deaths in December

As Connecticut endures a wave of a variety of flu strains, other influenza-like illness are also circulating and making people sick. The state saw 9…

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Readers speak: 3 tips for safer dog park visits in Connecticut

As more dog parks are built across Connecticut, they have become a valuable resource during the winter months. When the cold, snow, and early sunsets…

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The Honor Act is the start for firefighter kin

When I first put on turnout gear as a young firefighter, no one talked much about cancer. We worried about the flames, not the invisible…

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Today in Chicago History: It’s a girl! First child born to Bears owner George Halas.

Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Jan. 5, according to the Tribune’s archives. Is an important event missing from…

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How modern mid-rise apartments changed the look of 3 CT communities

The change comes fast in some Connecticut towns. New three- and four-story apartment buildings began changing the look of the town centers in Portland and…

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January brings art, showtunes, Jon Bennett and the art of the tease

January on the Central Florida arts scene is anchored by Orlando Fringe’s Winter Mini-Fest at the start of the month (Jan. 7-11) and the Zora!…

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Happy birthday congestion pricing!

A year ago today, Jan. 5, congestion pricing went into effect for vehicles entering Manhattan south of 61st St. It marked a historic moment: New…

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‘There are no words’: Vigil remembers Bethlehem couple who died in apparent murder-suicide

Sarah A. Rice and Greg A. Johnson were coming into their element as the parents of three children, according to friends who gathered Sunday night…

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