The detainee owns a popular Italian restaurant in town and a laundry/dry-cleaning business. The mayor calls the situation 'heartbreaking.'
West Hartford Symphony Orchestra and Women's Chorale will perform a free America 250 concert July 1 featuring a world premiere and patriotic
The Red Cross said it has helped 10 adults and two children whose households were displaced by the fire.
West Hartford Pride will celebrate its seventh year with a rally, drag performances, live music, and family activities.
The West Hartford Board of Education voted unanimously to renew Superintendent Paul Vicinus' contract through June 2029.
The Hartford/West Hartford/Bloomfield-based university recently released the spring 2026 Dean's List.
West Hartford will use cannabis tax revenue to bolster a scholarship fund that helps families pay for camps, swim lessons and youth programs
The Hall High School grad was among 11 students awarded Mountainside's Brighter Future Scholarship.
The Willimantic-based university recently released the spring 2026 Dean's List.
The new mural at Blue Back Square honors Connecticut’s deaf community, and it was unveiled last week.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary in and around West Hartford.
The library system's Summer Reading Program runs June 23 to Aug. 25 with events, prizes, and activities.
It will bring food, music, and family activities to West Hartford this week.
The beloved 95-year-old rabbi was laid to rest Sunday, June 21, after inspiring generations with his harrowing World War II escape.
Local first responders recently received awards recognizing lifesaving service, leadership, and dedication.
West Hartford residents have until July 6 to complete a survey helping shape the future of the well-known town recreation area.
West Hartford emergency officials urge residents to prepare for strong storms, high winds, and possible severe weather.
West Hartford students earned top honors in the 'Weha the People' essay contest celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
It will honor local business and community leaders at its Monday, June 22, annual meeting.
West Hartford's outdoor pools open this month, while the renovated Eisenhower Park pool is set to open next month.
The American School for the Deaf graduated 19 students in West Hartford last week, with a notable guest speaker bidding them adieu.
West Hartford was ranked extremely high in the latest U.S. News & World Report 'Best Places to Live' list.
West Hartford tax bills were mailed Monday. The first installment is due July 1; late payments face interest after Aug. 3.
State Sen. Derek Slap will discuss new state laws and senior issues at the Tuesday, June 16, event at Bishops Corner Senior Center.
The National Merit Scholarship Corp. recently announced more than 2,500 college-sponsored scholarship winners for 2026.
West Hartford's state lawmakers will host a forum this week to discuss legislative session highlights and answer residents' questions.
A national survey ranked West Hartford Center among America's 'most envied' shopping districts for its walkability and local businesses.
The growing fast-casual chain is now open in West Hartford, which is its first Connecticut location.
A new mural celebrating deaf history and inclusion will be unveiled early next week at Blue Back Square in West Hartford.
Thursday's situation started at a busy intersection and ended with the kitten fleeing into a parked car's engine compartment.
A local historian will discuss the Declaration of Independence at a June 18 lecture in West Hartford, with tickets still available.
The Bishops Corner site will celebrate its first anniversary this week with family activities and recognition of local partnerships.
One of West Hartford's middle schools briefly entered lockdown protocols Wednesday as police investigated a reported threat.
The new store opened this week in Bishops Corner, giving West Hartford two retail locations for customer service and support.
West Hartford residents can borrow free cleanup kits through a new program aimed at reducing litter in neighborhoods.
The Japan Summer Festival returns to Blue Back Square this weekend with music, dance, food, and cultural demonstrations.
The Blue Back Farmers' Market opens in West Hartford with local food vendors, live music, and free activities.
West Hartford residents are invited to take a survey that will help shape the town's Age-Friendly Action Plan.
The local fifth-grader earned second place in Connecticut's 21st annual eesmarts Student Contest.
Sedgwick Middle School's first Unified Cornhole season ended with a tournament and recognition for a local Eagle Scout.