by BILL BARROW Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — In 1965, Black Americans peacefully demonstrated for voting rights and were beaten by Alabama state troopers before returning two weeks later to complete their march under federal protection. Keith Odom was a toddler then. Now 62, the union man and grandfather of three retraced some of those final steps — on Saturday,...

by Lisa Reisman On a recent mid-June evening, a half-dozen servers, spiffily attired in starched white shirts and bowties, threaded through picnic tables covered in white tablecloths, and Lillian Reid...

by Adele Haeg Major Justin Elicker, Tom Cavaliere, Director of Community Engagement for Tweed Airport, and Avports CEO Marc Ricks listen as a Ward 18 resident voices input about the...

by Maya McFadden Roughly 42.5 percent of New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) high school families — or 2,164 in total — have responded to the district’s bus opt-in survey, thereby...

by Laura Glesby Of the 1,211 voters who cast ballots in a recent contested Democratic primary for state representative, 19 didn’t actually live in the district. Those19 votes would not have...

by Adele Haeg City police Officer Daniel Declet hopped his bike up onto a curb, pivoted, then biked fast toward a camera crew in front of the Fair Haven police...

by Lary Bloom Saturday Night, June 13 By 7:30 p.m., Battell Chapel had reached its customary summer swelter. The audience fanned itself with programs. Collars were loosened. Brows were dabbed. It was,...

by Adele Haeg Andrew Rice stood outside Hamden’s Miller Memorial Library Monday evening as he made an “11th hour” push to garner roughly 1,000 more signatures from local Democrats in...

by Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT – Advocates are lauding a new transportation program that could have a significant impact on efforts to help disconnected youth get back to school and...

MASHANTUCKET, CT — Foxwoods Resort Casino has announced SummerFest 2026, a season-long series of gaming promotions, live entertainment, dining events, and resort experiences running through late August. Foxwoods said the...

by Viktoria Sundqvist Internal controls at the Secretary of the State’s office were not sufficient to prevent payments without purchase orders, to conduct revenue reconciliations or to accurately track unearned...

By Lucy Gellman   At first, the sound was triumphal, as if the symphony was welcoming royalty to the auditorium (and in a way, they were). Horns sang and bellowed,...

by Ashley Stockton The following opinion essay was written by Ashley Stockton, a New Havener who teaches kindergarten at Truman School and serves on the executive board of the city’s...