Photo Essay

Forty-seven Connecticut veterans were celebrated with a tour of the national memorials in Washington D.C. It’s a mainstay program of the nonprofit Honor Flight Connecticut that makes sure these trips include fanfare for military heroes.

Teens, aged 13 to 17-years-old in New London, Connecticut, are finding out what it's like to be a police officer in the city.

An art exhibit at Eastern Connecticut State University hopes to break down stereotypes around Asian American and Pacific Islanders — historically and modern day while in recovery from COVID-19.

USS Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear submarine, has returned to public display after almost a year undergoing a $36 million preservation.

The mysteries of life in Connecticut as an English colony is continuing to be unearthed at a 17th century farm in South Glastonbury.

A major active school shooter exercise drill played out Wednesday in Waterford, Connecticut. Over 200 regional law enforcement and first responders participated in the training to prepare for a gunman entering an elementary school — to be faster than Uvalde, Texas.

One of the world’s most peculiar and smelly plants bloomed at Eastern Connecticut State University in July. The corpse flower blooms once every 10 years or so, but only for a day or two.

Members of the Connecticut National Guard are making patients ready for evacuation by land or air ambulance, and treating combat injuries — like bullet wounds — during realistic combat medic training this week at a guard facility in East Lyme.