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CCSU President Zulma Toro resigned on Wednesday after a complaint of bullying was filed; she will remain employed until Oct.

1 as the university prepares to name an interim leader.

Hall girls soccer beat Northwest Catholic 4-0 on Sept.

23 at Conard High School with a second-half surge led by senior Kyra Baun that secured the win. Coach Scott Ferguson praised the team for matching their opponents' intensity.

UHart is hosting Hawktober 2026 from Friday, Oct.

2 through Sunday, Oct. 4, offering games, music, food, and campus events. Saturday at 6 p.m. features a special halftime ceremony honoring the 1996 Men’s Soccer championship team - registration is required for select activities.

Former CCSU president Zulma Toro resigned amid allegations and will retire on Oct.

1. State lawmakers reacted — Gov. Lamont urged caution while Sen. Fazio demanded accountability regarding questions about past behavior.

Connecticut has selected three solar projects that will add 63.4 MW of clean energy and power for more than 22,000 homes; the projects, part of a regional collaboration with Massachusetts & Rhode Island, are expected to deliver electricity by the end of 2032.

The Connecticut Insurance Department launched its new Be Weather Ready: Preparedness and Resiliency Center on Thursday — a site featuring the state’s Climate Risk Mapping Tool that offers tips on severe storms, flooding, and extreme heat to help residents prepare for inclement weather.

The Hartford Wolf Pack will retire Brad Smyth's number 11 at PeoplesBank Arena on March 6 as the team honors the AHL Hall of Famer's record-setting career.

The 2026 Travelers Championship raised a record $5.1 million to support nonprofits like Hole in the Wall Gang Camp + Connecticut Humane Society.

Tournament officials credit strong support from players and their families for making the giving possible.