Connecticut orchard outraged after hot air balloon swiped an apple from the sky The hot air balloon company has claimed that it did not damage the farm’s trees The Independent UK · Oct 15
A Connecticut TikToker says she kept getting nearly empty dressing cups at Chipotle, and her message is ‘Get it together, Chipotle’ There's barely any in the containers We Got This Covered · Oct 14
Connecticut town buys historic home for $455,000 to build library parking, faces opposition A Connecticut town's plan to demolish a historic two-family home purchased for $455,000 to create around 20 parking spaces for a new library has faced opposition. The state's Historic Preservation Council has unanimously voted to ask the attorney general to intervene and stop the demolition, citing concerns over protecting the… The Times of India · Oct 12
Meet US collector John Reznikoff, who owns $1m worth of hair from Lincoln, Monroe John Reznikoff has built one of the world's strangest historical collections: hair from some of the most famous people in history. The Connecticut-based collector and authenticator holds the Guinness World Records title for the largest collection of hair from historical figures. When he received the record in 2001, his collection… The Times of India · Oct 8
‘I will not be moving on’: sale of WNBA’s Connecticut Sun leaves Native fans facing cultural loss The Mohegan Tribe made the Sun the first Native-owned franchise in pro sports. Fans say the team’s move echoes centuries of erasure and displacement The Guardian - US · Oct 6
Connecticut Workers Gain Menopause Accommodation Rights as New State Law Sets 2028 Deadline for Doctor Toolkit Connecticut's new menopause laws add workplace accommodation rights and order a doctor toolkit due by 2028. See what changes for workers and patients. Medical Daily · Oct 2
The Sun Has Set: How Connecticut's Lone Major Pro Sports Team Left Its Mark on the WNBA With the WNBA closing its chapter in Connecticut, a look back at the considerable impact the Sun made on the league over the team’s 24 seasons. Sports Illustrated · Oct 2
Viral cookie chain Chip City closes in key locations; here's what went wrong Chip City, the cookie chain famous for its adventurous flavors, has shuttered its three locations in Connecticut, reflecting a troubling trend for cookie outlets nationwide. The closures result from evolving consumer tastes and various economic pressures. The absence of any Connecticut listings on their website suggests a definitive withdrawal. However,… The Economic Times · Oct 2
Connecticut Hospital Bills Must Now Tell Patients in English and Spanish That Financial Help May Be Available A Connecticut law in effect Oct. 1 requires hospital bills to tell patients in English and Spanish that financial assistance may be available. Medical Daily · Oct 2
American artist traded a painting and $10 for 153 acres in 1882; farm later became a landscape devoted to art In 1882, Julian Alden Weir purchased a farm in Connecticut that transformed into his home and creative workspace. Initially focused on portraits and still life, he later immersed himself in the surrounding landscape. His shift towards Impressionism inspired numerous visiting artists. Today, the site is known as Weir Farm National… The Times of India · Oct 1
‘Set-jetting’ trips: How to holiday like the Gilmore Girls in Stars Hollow From the fictional Connecticut town of Gilmore Girls' Stars Hollow to destinations closer to home in Europe, the set-jetting trend continues to turn film and TV locations into travel experiences. Euronews · Oct 1
$10-a-hour hiking trails on Connecticut couple's 50-acre land spark zoning dispute A Connecticut couple who bought 50 acres in 2022 built forest trails as part of a management plan. They later began charging hikers and dog owners $10 an hour to use the trails, but Roxbury officials said the activity could violate local zoning rules. The couple has now challenged the… The Times of India · Oct 1
Connecticut man paid $35 for a bowl; it later sold for $721,800 A Connecticut man paid $35 for a small blue-and-white porcelain bowl at a yard sale near New Haven in 2020, unaware that he had stumbled upon an exceptionally rare Chinese imperial-era artefact. The unnamed antiques enthusiast suspected the bowl might be special and later sent photographs to Sotheby's for an… The Times of India · Oct 1
17,205 major party candidates ran for Congress and state offices in 2026, including the most U.S. House candidates since 2018 Welcome to the Sept. 30, 2026, Brew. Ballotpedia · Sep 30
The Times of India · Sep 30 Drake Maye joins Athletic Brewing as athlete-owner of a beverage brand sold nationwide Athletic Brewing Company recently announced partnerships with quarterbacks Drake Maye and Dak Prescott as athlete-owners. The company, which specializes in non-alcoholic brews, has achieved significant market share in the US. Maye and Prescott will participate in marketing campaigns highlighting their commitment to active lifestyles and teamwork. Their involvement aligns with…
BANG Premier · Sep 29 Christine Baranski hosts celebrity skinny-dipping parties The Good Wife star Christine Baranski has revealed she hosts celebrity skinny-dipping parties at her lake house in Connecticut which have included some "very famous actors".
The Economic Times · Sep 29 A 1666 Dutch masterpiece spent decades hidden in a filthy Connecticut barn attic; after nearly 30 years, the forgotten painting sold for more than $7 million What are the chances of spotting a million-dollar treasure lying in filth, recognising its value and revealing it to the world? Meet Frans Post’s masterpiece, ‘View of Olinda, Brazil, with Ruins of the Jesuit Church.'
The Times of India · Sep 29 Birdcraft Sanctuary’s Lasting Legacy: Mabel Osgood Wright’s refuge endures; more than 150 species visit Birdcraft Sanctuary in Fairfield, Connecticut, was established in 1914 by Mabel Osgood Wright and is notable for its history. This sanctuary serves as one of the first private songbird refuges in the United States. The Connecticut Audubon Society, which Wright helped to found in 1898, continues to operate today. Although…
International Business Times UK · Sep 28 Sydney Sweeney's Rosh Hashanah Visit With Scooter Braun Ignites Judaism Conversion Rumours Sydney Sweeney was reportedly seen at Rosh Hashanah services with Scooter Braun in Greenwich, Connecticut, prompting unconfirmed conversion rumours.
The Times of India · Sep 28 Andres Bernal, a former tennis player, built a 60-unit, $12M real estate portfolio When Andres Bernal arrived in the United States with $500, his immediate goal was not to build a real estate empire. The Dominican-born former professional tennis player had come to pursue the sport he had played since childhood. But after years of teaching tennis and working long hours, he began…
The Economic Times · Sep 27 Nor’easter hits US: What it is, why this one is particularly disruptive, and its likely El Niño link A strong nor’easter has impacted the US East Coast, causing widespread power outages and flight cancellations. States of emergency have been declared in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The slow movement of the storm increases the risk of flooding and transport disruptions in affected areas. El Niño may increase…
The Economic Times · Sep 27 Nor’easter hits US East Coast, cancels over 400 flights and cuts power A powerful nor’easter sweeping the US East Coast cancelled about 425 flights and knocked out power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses at its peak on Saturday. The National Weather Service warned of heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding and rip currents through Monday, while New York, New Jersey…
The Economic Times · Sep 25 Coastal flood warning in US as rare September nor’easter targets East Coast: What New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia residents need to know Coastal flood warning in US: Millions in the Northeast prepare for a significant nor’easter expected to bring heavy rains and strong winds. Coastal flood warnings are issued from North Carolina to Connecticut, alerting residents to potential flooding. Areas in Maryland and Virginia are already experiencing rising waters, with warnings for…
The Economic Times · Sep 25 A ferry has crossed the Connecticut River at Rocky Hill since 1655; the state still runs it eight months a year, a three-car barge pushed across by a diesel towboat The Rocky Hill–Glastonbury Ferry holds the title of the oldest continuously operating ferry in the U.S., dating back to 1655. This unique four-minute adventure across the Connecticut River functions on demand from April through November. Annually, it accommodates over 120,000 riders who cherish its peaceful journey compared to bustling roadways.…
We Got This Covered · Sep 24 Connecticut man allegedly kidnapped 5-year-old after arguing with his mom. Then he threatened to kill them both if she called police The suspect allegedly forced the boy into his vehicle.