In the past decade, there have been 18 incidents where unarmed people died after violent confrontations with Connecticut police involving guns or stun guns, according to available records and news reports reviewed by The Courant. These incidents have stirred debate about stun guns, police use-of-force and race, ultimately leading to demands for change. Read the story here: http://cour.at/1DWQVZM | Hartford Courant

#BREAKING UPDATE: #Hartford police say an officer shot a 'suicidal man.' | WFSB - Channel 3 Eyewitness News

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The 24th annual Eversource Hartford Marathon wrapped up in Bushnell Park Saturday, with over 10,000 runners crossing the finish line. | Hartford Courant

Two decades after it was first envisioned, UConn's downtown Hartford campus opens later this month. Read more: http://cour.at/2uLVX2H | Hartford Courant

Ten years later, the murders of Jennifer Hawke-Petit, daughters Hayley and Michaela, and the hellish plight of the sole survivor, William Petit, still engender emotions that can overwhelm. To mark a decade's passing, The Courant sought out a diverse group of people who saw and felt the tragedy from different angles, or had different connections to the members of the Petit family or to the events of that dark day. Read their stories: http://cour.at/2tK4nSQ | Hartford Courant