On February 12, 2007, single mother Carolyn Tuft and her 15-year-old daughter, Kirsten Hinckley, of Salt Lake City, Utah, walked into a card shop in the Trolley Square Mall in Salt Lake City. They wer...

Snow continued to fall across town Saturday morning, the first full day of spring. Mother Nature is not moving easily into the new season, which officially arrived with the Spring Equinox at 6:45 Frid...

The Water & Sewer Authority (WSA) is reviewing a request for sanitary sewer service at an 11.8-acre site at 10 through 22 Washington Avenue in Sandy Hook Center, where a local developer/builder propos...

HARTFORD — Freshman State Senator Tony Hwang, who represents Newtown, understands the long-term effects the Sandy Hook tragedy will have on the community. Among his strongest initiatives in Hartford s...

After hearing from one member of the public who spoke in support of the school district budget, the Board of Finance on March 12 unanimously recommended a 2015-16 budget proposal of $111,730,513 to th...

Opponents of a controversial proposal to construct a large multifamily housing complex at a 35-acre site near Exit 10 of Interstate 84 are urging the Water & Sewer Authority (WSA) to reject a develope...

With the snip of an oversized pair of shears, a group of about a dozen local and state officials, supporters, and local school staffers celebrated the opening of a new and independent health center at...