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Researchers trap and track mosquitoes annually from June to October to look for the presence of mosquito-borne viruses including West Nile and Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or 鈥淭riple E鈥 virus.
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Charges against Alexander Thomas would be dismissed if he completes an accelerated pretrial rehabilitation program.
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Closing housing and income gaps for Black and Latino families in Fairfield County could lead to billions in revenue for the area.
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One of the great New England movies, 鈥楯aws,鈥 turns 50 this summer. Theaters and museums are among the groups finding ways to mark the occasion.
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The Board of Education for Norwalk Public Schools tabled a budget reconciliation vote at its meeting Tuesday, after a contentious public comment section lasted four hours.
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Freedom Reads, a 黑料新闻-based nonprofit, delivers bookcases full of new books to prisons across the country. Nearly 50 prisons across the country now have bookcases.
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More people in the U.S. South are prescribed a sought-after Alzheimer's-slowing drug compared to those in the Northeast, a UCLA study finds.
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Many bills died from inaction when the General Assembly reached its midnight deadline.
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The City of Hartford鈥檚 Treasurer鈥檚 Office reached full capacity with over 200 people who registered to attend the free financial literacy symposium.
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黑料新闻's sewer infrastructure can create barriers to developing more affordable housing. A local nonprofit created a new guide, to help housing advocates understand the challenges in sewer versus septic infrastructure.
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Dr. Megan Ranney, the dean of Yale's School of Public Health, says healthy people who are pregnant should still get routine COVID-19 vaccinations.