Grasso’s Garage: 2026 Infiniti QX60 delivers luxury for a price
Infiniti is here and ready to deliver for their consumers. As Nissan Motor Co.’s upscale brand, Infiniti has to do everything they can to keep…
CT health plan subsidies set to be available beginning Feb. 1
On Feb. 1, qualifying Connecticut residents will be able to access newly available state funds to help cover the cost of purchasing ACA health plans…
Meet Indie and Sizzle: A bonded pair full of ‘adorable kitten energy’
Indie and Sizzle are a beautiful, bonded pair full of adorable kitten energy. These sweet girls love to play, especially with their mouse toys. Indie…
Commentary: Aging septic systems fuel Florida’s growing water quality crisis
When Floridians think about water pollution, many picture visible problems like red tide blooms, dead fish or closed beaches. But some of the most serious…
Commentary: This time the U.S. isn’t hiding why it’s toppling a Latin American nation
In the aftermath of the U.S. military strike that seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan. 3, the Trump administration has emphasized its desire for…
Snow? Connecticut businesses make a lot of money from sports related to it.
Snow activities like snowboarding and skiing have been bringing in more money than ever for Connecticut, following the national trend of an increase in outdoor…
Commentary: Community health workers are the ultimate mentors
Trust, especially when it comes to health, is an act of deep vulnerability. Particularly when you don’t feel like anyone else truly understands what you’re…
Letters: Osceola’s traffic mess | ICE accountability | Graduation in the heat
Osceola must fix traffic mess Osceola County is missing the mark by worrying about a road through Split Oak Forest (Scott Maxwell: “To stop the…
Snow in CT on your mind? A survey found ‘3 most avoided winter roads in the state’
With what looks to be a massive winter storm coming this Sunday for Connecticut, most drivers will likely be staying at home. For those planning…
Amid child care crisis, CT tries new source of funding: employers
Two years ago, Connecticut legislators backed a novel idea: making the cost of child care more affordable by encouraging employers to help pay for it….