Whether its the first course or a first encounter, these wine suggestions will help you get you things off to a great start.
With the help of DNA analysis, researchers have determined the likely identity of a man whose grave in Griswold bore sights of a vampire exhumation.
Legend says that following a murder the tree produced fruit with "bloody" specks. The truth is even more disturbing than the myth.
With colder weather right around the corner, experts offer these tips to get your skin ready.
The radio journalist speaks with us about her two-decade career and the simple secret to conducting a good interview.
Sometimes you just want a casual meal, and according to the foodie experts at The Daily Meal, Connecticut has some good options for those moments.
Who says the bathroom has to be strictly utilitarian? Take inspiration from these four stunning designs to elevate your bathroom from basic to beautiful.
Located in Bethel, the new bar and restaurant from the team behind Lucas Local in Newtown offers up tacos, drinks and the great outdoors.
The program creates and distributes healthy, nutritious meals to families who are facing a medical crisis all over the Greater Hartford area.
A tried-and-true harbor in turbulent economic times, bonds offer a safe and steady investment.
Spending a day in the scenic Northwestern Connecticut town, plus five fun facts and a calendar of upcoming events.
Ranging from classic to dramatic, these brilliant fixtures available from Connecticut shops are sure to brighten up your home in more ways than one.
The victims in Wednesday’s crash of a B-17 at Bradley International Airport were identified by officials on Thursday.
A 17-year-old Avril Lavigne released her debut album Let Go in 2002, and it has sold over 20 million copies worldwide. This year she released her sixth studio album, Head Above Water. We spoke…
Michael McDowell, chef at The Social Bar + Kitchen in New London, shares his recipe for this savory, versatile dish that can be enjoyed year-round.
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Wesleyan University professor Amy Bloom discusses her work as a novelist and her role in the inaugural festival, to be hosted by Real Art Ways.
Nearly 100 works by the 19th-century master, including 92 watercolors, four oil paintings and one sketchbook, will be on display Oct. 5 through Feb. 23.
From fashion inspiration and food tips to motherhood advice and life hacks, these social media superstars are owning the online space in Connecticut and beyond.
In 1989, with the museum's reputation at stake, the Wadsworth Atheneum placed itself squarely in the debate over Robert Mapplethorpe's notorious photo exhibit.
Here’s a tip: Stay off I-95 on Friday afternoons. And when Jan. 31 falls on a Friday, just stay home.
