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After controversial April visit, Patti Smith returns to Connecticut for 'Bread of Angels' book tour
Patti Smith's last appearance drew criticism from local community leaders for Smith's comments on the war in Gaza.
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Stephen King's 'Misery' to come to a Stamford stage for first time this month
"Misery" features the tale of romance author Paul Sheldon, who gets in a car crash and is rescued by his "number one fan," Stephen King's website reads. 
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Bridgeport schools pledge more transparency in this year's budget process after state intervention
The state Department of Education intervened after a budget deficit prompted the city school board to freeze spending and eliminate dozens of jobs, including
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Joe Pisani (opinion): 'A wise old man's' guide to impressing women
Humorist Joe Pisani shares the wisdom he's gleaned since his youth about hobbies and habits that impress women. 
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Letters: How I flunked summer
Letters from Hearst Connecticut Media Group readers opine on Alma Rutgers' column, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' resolutions and the perils of summer. 
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Opinion: Bridgeport is a loaf of bread and $43 million short
It's elected officials, not the students, who are failing in Bridgeport, writes the co-director of Bridgeport Generation Now.
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Opinion: Secrets of Bridgeport's charter reform
'Although charter reform is as momentous a measure as a municipality can take up, we in Bridgeport are on the cusp of making major changes with little
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Letters: A plan to keep Sun in Connecticut
Reader proposes plan that would honor 'Connecticut as the true birthplace of women’s basketball' and keep Sun in the state.
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Opinion: Connecticut’s war on inclusion
Lamont says, 'I just don’t think it works if it’s us against them.' But when 'us' is Greenwich and 'them' is Bridgeport ...  it works exactly as intended.
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Sen. Gaston (opinion): Drones can boost our police force
'Drones have emerged as invaluable tools in modern law enforcement, offering more of an immediate response to a crime scene,' writes state Sen. Herron
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Mayor Joe Ganim (opinion): Building a stronger Bridgeport, together
Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim offers his State of the City: 'Bridgeport is stronger, more stable, and more united than it has been in years.'
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Letters: Pausing to remember D-Day
Letters from Hearst Connecticut Media readers reflect on D-Day, Mental Health Awareness Month, Trump's firehose of activities and saving the dollar.
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Letters: National security is another reason to scuttle the Jones Act
Reader letters to Hearst Connecticut Media address Jones Act, drug prices and Universal Basic Income.
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Jerry Zezima (opinion): How to be walked by your dog
Humorist Jerry Zezima passes along some expert tips on how be walked by your dog.
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The Early November, Hellogoodbye to celebrate 20th anniversary of seminal albums with CT concert
The Early November's "The Mother, The Mechanic and The Path" and Hellogoodbye's "Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!" are regarded as seminal pieces
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Meet Nora Brown: A 20-year-old Yale student and a folk prodigy
Earlier this year, Nora Brown performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. and read a statement condemning President Donald Trump.
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Natasha Bedingfield inviting fans to have Frank Pepe's pizza with her after New Haven concert
Fans of Natasha Bedingfield can grab some "ah-beetz" with the "Pocketful of Sunshine" singer after her concert this weekend.
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Foo Fighters pack Toad’s Place for surprise 2½-hour show in New Haven
Lead singer Dave Grohl said the small music club was "kind of the perfect place to play."
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Foo Fighters play pop-up show at Toad's Place in New Haven tonight. How fast did the show sell out?
Tonight, the 1,000-capacity music club will add another legendary act to its storied list of artists: Foo Fighters.
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The Black Keys stop at New Haven record store to 'hunt for rare 45s'
The Black Keys are the latest celebrities to visit the Elm City in recent weeks — visiting a record store in New Haven.
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