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Video: Green Guide at Bike to Work Day

The Connecticut Green Guide followed a group of commuters as they pedal from Cheshire to Farmington to West Hartford to Hartford for National Bike to Work Day in this video about alternative...

Wolf Pack hockey name is back in Hartford

So, now it's official. The worst-kept secret about reviving the Wolf Pack name of Hartford's professional hockey team is true, authorities say.

CT DEEP to anglers: Fish free on us May 11

Connecticut has designated Saturday, May 11, as “Free Fishing Day’’ in the state.

CT upgrading Bantam Lake boat launch

The state's inland-waterway overseer will temporarily shut, starting Monday, its state-run boat launch on Morris' Bantam Lake, in the state's northwest corner, while new marina docks and enhanced...

CT sporting events reviewing security measures

Officials at several Connecticut sporting events are taking another look at security measures in response to the explosions at the Boston Marathon, The Associated Press reports.

UConn to break ground on $35M basketball facility

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UConn is set to break the ground Tuesday for the new $35 million basketball development center just days after its women's team earned the record-tying eighth NCAA title, The Associated Press reports.

UConn showcases new Husky logo

The University of Connecticut released its new Husky dog logo on Thursday, about a week earlier than planned after it appeared prematurely on the Internet, The Associated Press reports.

UConn parade set for Hartford on Sunday

A parade has been scheduled for Sunday in Hartford to honor Connecticut’s national champion women’s basketball team, The Associated Press reports.

Woodbury to host CT's largest Earth Day event

Woodbury will host Connecticut's largest Earth Day event, complete with local, natural, and organic vendors, a petting zoo, musical performances, nature walks, and arts and crafts.

Hungry solons wager on UConn-L'ville matchup

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Some of Connecticut's top state- and federal-government leaders could be gorging come Wednesday, if the UConn women prevail in tonight's NCAA national championship contest against their last Big East...

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