Helena Greenleaf of Thompson, Connecticut, won a $1 million-dollar prize from a "$2,500,000 Merry & Bright" lottery ticket purchased in Auburn, Massachusetts.

A good amount of snow is expected to cover our state for the first time this winter. Our meteorologists say we could have up to eight inches by Monday morning. If you’re traveling for the holiday weekend – you’ll notice lots of plows out.

Abdou Toure, the top-ranked junior in all of New England, received an offer from UConn on Monday and showed out for Notre Dame-West Haven at the Hoophall Classic Thursday.

Two-time defending national champion Connecticut hasn’t been as consistently dominant this season but remains a contender in the Big East and beyond.

A Connecticut lawmaker is pushing for a statewide ban on the sale of small bottles of liquor, commonly referred to as “nips” or “shooters.”

The Connecticut Department of Agriculture shared on Friday that avian flu was detected in a flock of birds in New London County.

January in New England is a great time to cozy up with a good book. Need ideas? Tonight, we revisit the Montague Book Mill, home to 40,000 books in a historic mill, and the Boston Athenaeum, a private library in the heart of Boston and an elegant repository for all manner of books.

The Aces don’t seem likely to hold onto All-Star guard Kelsey Plum, but there are other options on the market as WNBA free-agent negotiations open Tuesday.

New York, New Jersey and Connecticut could get a plowable snowfall Sunday. Winter storm watches have been issued for portions of the area, and are likely to expand or upgrade to warnings. As of Friday evening,

Creighton and Connecitcut meet on Saturday night as both teams look to find consistency in the crowded Big East at the expense of the other.  Both teams have ha

Two Connecticut men, already under state scrutiny, are facing federal charges for allegedly orchestrating a $1.8 million Medicaid fraud scheme that spanned years and exploited critical health services,

So many people around Connecticut are looking for ways to bring down their monthly electric bill, and now that we’re in a new legislative session, so are lawmakers in Hartford. Legislation has been rolling out with ideas and plans,