Experts say this year's leaf-peeping season will begin and peak a little later due to the heavy rain.

The Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project may conduct random audits of municipal police agencies after a Hartford police officer admitted to fabricating traffic stops and resigned.

This hour on Where We Live, we talk to the people living in Rosette Village, a transitional housing community for unhoused people in New Haven. Later, we talk about the health impact on people without housing.

The state is partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to combat the invasive aquatic plant hydrilla.

Jones has consistently maintained he did not commit the 1992 murder that resulted in his 65-year sentence. He has fought the conviction through the courts for three decades.

It seems like Pickleball has become all the rage overnight. Author and enthusiast Patrick Smith says it's actually taken close to 50 years to get to this moment.

More frequent, heavy rainstorms in New England are changing the way fish move around Long Island Sound. Warmer waters also affect local coral.

State Child Advocate Sarah Eagan, who monitors agencies that protect children, recently released a report on the causes of toddler deaths and policy solutions.

Insurance companies, doctors, and even medical schools can be woefully uninformed about the endometriosis. The lack of knowledge can delay diagnosis.

The Peruvian community met on Friday to celebrate their Independence Day, at the state Capitol in Hartford.