A periodic series on Patch providing facts and figures on some of the state roads winding through north-central Connecticut.
A motorcycle operator from Windsor Locks was killed in a collision involving two other vehicles on I-291 westbound late Wednesday night.
Spirit Airlines will begin offering non-stop flights to the Caribbean island four times a week beginning in mid-December.
The identity of the victim was released by state police on Tuesday.
A car and a tractor-trailer collided and both vehicles caught on fire, according to a report.
State police are seeking witnesses to a crash after a pickup truck and tractor-trailer collided on I-291 Sunday.
A tree fell on live wires Tuesday morning, prompting closure of a segment of Route 5 in East Windsor.
It will provide an elevated passenger experience, with improved access to rental cars, more parking, and future options for public transit.
Crash snarls traffic for folks looking to merge onto Interstate 91 north.
A free virtual interpreting service for persons who are blind or have low vision has expanded to include Bradley International Airport.
A simulated head-on collision between two trains is part of ongoing safety training by the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Two vehicles collided head-on in East Windsor Thursday.
A crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle caused traffic to be diverted down Tromley Road in East Windsor, near the high school.
A Kia Sportage left the highway and struck a tree shortly after noon Tuesday, necessitating the use of the LifeStar medical helicopter.
A Twitter post from the Connecticut State Firefighters Local S-15 indicated an engine was out on the C-130 aircraft.
The Connecticut Water Company will be replacing more than a mile of aging water main in a project expected to last several months.
The Stiles Bridge needs significant repairs and was found to be in serious condition, officials said.
The crash occurred late Tuesday morning in front of the Dunkin' Donuts on Route 140, according to police.
Route 140 in East Windsor was closed for about 45 minutes following the collision late Sunday afternoon.
The southbound side of the highway was closed for 30 minutes on Saturday afternoon, but has since reopened.
A tractor-trailer rolled over on the northbound side of Interstate-91 in East Windsor and wreaked havoc with traffic.
Railroad crossing repairs will necessitate a detour of traffic for several days, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Direct service from Windsor Locks to the country music capital of the world begins in March 2021 on Southwest Airlines.
New services to Cancún will begin in November, while three popular West Coast destinations are slated for nonstop service in December.
The crash took place just before midnight Sunday near the Exit 45 on-ramp to I-91 in East Windsor.
Police have identified a motorcyclist killed in a collision with a car on Route 140 in East Windsor late Sunday afternoon.
A fatal crash involving a car and motorcycle closed a portion of the road late Sunday afternoon.
Chicopee police Officer Angela Santiago, an Army veteran, was the Chicopee High School resource officer.
Bradley International Airport has made a number of changes to improve its facilities and operations.
The 'living history' B-17 bomber crash in CT killed seven aboard in 2019. The FAA says the plane's owner 'lacked commitment to safety.'
Bradley International Airport reports that traffic has plummeted during the spread of the coronavirus.
With expanding passenger traffic, the airport has plans for six new dining options, two new small kiosks, and renovated retail spaces.
A federal grant has been awarded to Windsor Locks to create a train station on the Hartford Line.
The volunteer-staffed organization is providing key support at Bradley International Airport.
The airport continues to expands its list of destinations with the move.
See where Bradley stacks up compared to airports across the country.
Police responded to the incident Tuesday morning.
The crash of a World War II bomber Oct. 2 at Bradley International Airport claimed the lives of seven people, including crew and passengers.
What we know is that thousands have toured, or flown, in the touring vintage Boeing B-17G WWII bomber that crashed and they're heartbroken.
Pilot Ernest 'Mac' McCauley, 75, spent more than 7,300 hours flying the Boeing B-17G bomber that crashed Oct. 2 killing him and six others.