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A single vehicle veered onto the lawn of one of Bristol's oldest homes Friday night, wedging between the house and a tree and tearing up the yard at 675 Hope Street. The crash struck the side of the Jeremiah Wilson House,…
Artificial intelligence is moving into the computer networks that help operate and protect the nation's electric grid, and federal energy regulators are warning that the technology could create new pathways for hackers to reach systems critical to keeping the power…
Six years after the West Haven Public Library vacated the Louis Piantino Allingtown Branch Library and the city sold it to a developer, the library's governing Village Improvement Association is considering building a new Allingtown library at 703 Boston Post Rd.,…
Oct 16, 2026, 9:23 PM A report from the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection shows declines in several major crime categories across the state during the first half of 2026, including aggravated assault, robbery and criminal sexual contact. According to the…
Four races, one Halloween theme, and 57 years of history converge on Bristol this weekend as the Mum-A-Thon Road Race returns Sunday, Oct. 18, starting and finishing at St. Paul Catholic High School on Stafford Avenue. The lineup includes an 8-mile race,…
Sheffield United managed to see out a 1-0 win against Bristol City at Ashton Gate on Saturday afternoon in the EFL Championship. The visitors took the lead inside the opening 10 minutes through an Oliver Arblaster volley from the edge of the…
The University of Bristol has admitted to incorrectly charging students an additional nearly £500 in rent for a hall of residence after an investigation by The Telegraph. The Russell Group university is reimbursing rent and reducing instalments for around 160 students after…
Niko Scharer paused by a rack of finished pottery, lifting a small bowl off the shelf. She took a moment to marvel at the small, crackly finish that had formed in the firing process. Around her, the studio bustled with…
The weekend features dozens of guest artists, family art-making, live entertainment, interactive events and the popular ESOS scavenger hunt, Patch reports. Attendees can take part in that scavenger hunt across Erector Square's eight buildings. Erector Square's new gallery, Color Local,…
BRISTOL — After the City Council finalized a new red-light camera ordinance by a 6-1 vote, and selected a vendor in order to start the process, residents were quick to share their opinions on the highly-controversial topic. The city selected Site Stream LLC…