The partnership between the state’s two federally recognized tribes began demolition on Monday of the old Showcase Cinemas building on Route 5 in East Windsor. That’s the site of the state’s proposed third casino.

Like the Alexander of children's literature, President Trump had a "terrible, horrible, no good, very bad" week.

College campuses continue to be unsafe for women. Its estimated that one in five female students will be sexually assaulted during her time in college. It’s a disturbingly common problem, yet so few of the accused perpetrators end up facing criminal charges.

It's The Nose's annual Academy Awards special, and this year we're doing it live at night. The Nose has covered 15 of this year's Oscar-nominated movies. The only Best Picture nom we missed was Darkest Hour , so we're doing this show at the, uh, darkest hour of the day that we're on. Or... something.

A roller rink that’s been open in Groton for over 60 years has been shut down by the city. That’s because of a leaky roof that’s flooded the skating surface.

Show me the money . That’s the message from Hartford Superintendent Leslie Torres-Rodriguez in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. The disaster last fall uprooted many Puerto Ricans who fled the island, including children who ended up enrolling in Connecticut schools.

What do goldenrod, milkweed, and wild bergamot have in common? All are plants that are native to the New England region. This hour, we talk about the beauty and value of native plant gardening with Mark Richardson and Dan Jaffe, co-authors the new book Native Plants for New England Gardens . What native plants are best suited for your backyard plot or porch pots? We take your questions. Plus: sowing in the city. A Connecticut garden expert shares her tips for successful urban planting.

The manager of New England's power grid says for the first time ever, there are more proposals for new wind power projects than there are for natural gas. But getting those wind turbines up and running is a totally different ballgame.

On the one hand, obituaries are an amalgam of a bunch of different kinds of journalism: they're feature stories, they're profile pieces, they cover history, and they're hard news too. On the other hand, the subject is always... dead.

Jim Bransfield, a public address announcer for many years at area high school games, was known as the voice of Middletown.