The Rev. Boise Kimber was officially installed as president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., during the midwinter board meeting of the predominantly Black denomination — which

CT pastor Rev. Boise Kimber of New Haven to be installed as head of one of the nations largest Black protestant denominations

The Rev. Boise Kimber was officially installed as president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., during the midwinter board meeting of the predominantly Black denomination — which he hopes

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The Chapel Haven Schleifer Center is one of many places in New Haven and Connecticut to participate in the Yellow Lights program, which started in New York.

Projects based in the cities of Hartford, Stamford and New Haven have been named finalists for a piece of a $100 million state grant funding pool meant to grow new technological industries and jobs. The “Innovation Clusters” program,

NEW HAVEN, Ind. (WANE) — Mayor Steve McMichael gave his annual State of the City address on Friday at the New Haven Community Center. The speech includes last year’s accomplishments and what the City of New Haven is working towards in 2025.

One of Connecticut’s major cities is celebrating its birthday. New Haven turned 241-years-old on Tuesday, and city leaders such as Mayor Justin Elicker, the city

The brokerage added two agents from William Raveis and opened an office in Southport, marking its seventh outpost in the state.

A new Guthrie’s is coming to the Birmingham area. The beloved Alabama-founded chain known for its chicken fingers is opening a location in Hoover at 1817 Montgomery Highway. The building formerly housed a Steak N’ Shake, which shuttered in 2024.