Over 11,000 teen driver crashes have been reported in Connecticut, and Teen Driver Safety Week begins today to promote safe driving habits + active prevention.
Local organizations will host events to share vital safety information.
Connecticut’s rate of employing individuals with disabilities lags behind the national average, and state programs are working to connect over 91,000 workers with jobs (advocates call for increased efforts to boost inclusion).
Large retailers nationwide are using AI tools to update digital price tags and adjust prices, and local Hartford stores may soon see similar changes.
Consumer concerns over personalized pricing (also known as surveillance pricing) are prompting lawmakers and the FTC to call for clearer rules on data use.
Conard High School’s girls field hockey team celebrated Senior Night with a 5-0 win over Southington on Oct.
14 in West Hartford, boosting its record to 9-3 as 14 seniors were honored before the game.
The University of Saint Joseph will host a free lecture on writing, power, and civic responsibility tomorrow at 7 p.m. in West Hartford.
The event features Wesleyan professor Khalilah L. Brown-Dean (host of Connecticut Public Radio’s Disrupted) and is open to all.
Hall Field Hockey won 5-2 against Farmington on Oct.
14 at home while supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month (donation posters collected funds) as senior Katie Cykley scored a hat trick in their first game.
Early voting begins today for Connecticut voters and runs through Nov.
1; residents across the state should check local polling locations and hours.
International poster maker AJ Masthay will host an open studio at his West Hartford studio (252 Park Road) on Nov.
14 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., where locals, artists, and collectors can view his concert poster art and meet the artist.
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