A UConn Health ER doctor didn't realize she was in active labor and gave birth to her first child right after working a full ER shift

Unprecedented — a Valley resident says he first heard this word utilized to describe the COVID crisis while volunteering in Hartford

Generous donors have helped the Gifts of Love nonprofit reach and surpass an ambitious fundraising campaign goal

Northwest Community Bank, Litchfield Bancorp and Collinsville Bank have restructured to better serve their customers and the community.

The social service agency has been a presence in the Farmington Valley for 30+ years, offering practical presents to area residents in need.

A new Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Simsbury commemorates the time the civil-rights icon spent in the Farmington Valley

Weary of partisan bickering in national politics? Canton has found a local antidote, writes the First Selectman

John Granby Benjamin served during World War II as a B-24 bomber pilot and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross

Tunxis Community College celebrates its hard-working award-winners for 2020

Tunxis Community College congratulates its class of 2020 — here are the graduates from the five core Farmington Valley towns

Connecticut is distributing $35 million in grants to the hardest hit small businesses in the Farmington Valley and statewide

This exclusive Q&A honors World War II hero Olivin “Ollie” Michaud, a longtime Avon resident and member of the Greatest Generation

Firefighters in the Farmington Valley, who volunteer to put themselves in harm’s way, are unsung heroes — and that’s an understatement

The town of Farmington is known for its strong ties to the foundations of Connecticut history — including the Freedom Trail

COVID-19 has caused an outbreak of generosity — Avon-based Gifts of Love has received over $10,000 in extra donations to help local families

Valley Events: 2020 Archive • Covering the heart of Connecticut's Farmington Valley, Today Magazine Online is an award-winning news vehicle

Farmington Valley officials mourn and denounce a tragedy that has shocked a nation — and eye necessary change moving forward.

Chamber of Commerce executive directors and other business leaders offer their perspective on the pandemic's impact on local commerce.