Here's how journalist Gabrielle Emanuel described having dyslexia. "I've come, very recently, to kind of think about it as a tongue twister, but for the brain," Emanuel said on WNPR's Where We Live. "You see the letters in order, it's a misconception that they're backwards or jumbled," she said. "But then, when you go to read it, it's actually really hard and you don't know what's going on in there." She said she got support early, which made a huge difference for her. But students who don't get

More young adults live in their parents’ homes today than in 1940. According to the U.S. Census Bureau , roughly 34 percent of the nation’s millennials live in their childhood bedrooms or their parent’s basements.

Once plentiful in New England’s rivers, native Atlantic salmon have since all but disappeared.

With the unofficial start to summer on Memorial Day weekend, Connecticut legislators are looking at a creative way to save state parks from budget cuts, closures, and restricted services.

It was 1st-and-10 from the Capital Prep 39-yard line. There were under four minutes left in the opening quarter of a 2014 Connecticut High School Football championship game. North Branford had the ball, up 7-6.

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy said Thursday he might veto legislation aimed at providing more price transparency over prescription drugs.

This hour: family narratives -- how we share the stories of our lives and how those stories help shape who we are.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus gave its final performance on May 21, on Long Island, of the “Greatest Show on Earth.” But the legacy of showman P.T. Barnum endures in Connecticut.

The current production at Hartford Stage is a "grand, crisp and well-tailored yet ultimately unsettling" version of George Bernard Shaw's caustic comedy/drama, "Heartbreak House." The Nose went to see it and weighs in this hour.

It's Memorial Day weekend. Time to get planting. When you're selecting flowers for containers, it can get overwhelming. When you walk into a garden center, the flower choices and colors can bowl you over. Where to start?