The impending winter storm has been named Easton by the WFSB team of meteorologists. This year the naming theme is Connecticut towns, and this bucolic town in Fairfield County is the latest. […]
Winter Storm Easton
Dennis House
TV news anchor, political show moderator, Dad, hubby, native New Englander living in Hartford, Connecticut USA
Moving on Up
Today we say a goodbye to one of our key players at WFSB, Steve Yablonski. You’ve probably seen his byline on stories on wfsb.com, and perhaps had a glimpse of him in […]
Governor Malloy on Taxes, the GOP, & NHL in Hartford
The budget, jobs, re-election, Tom Foley, the NHL and Chris Christie, those were just some of the topics we talked about with Governor Malloy during a taping of Face the State, that […]
Petit Won’t run for Congress
Doctor William Petit will not run for congress in CT-5 Here’s his statement: I had been approached by a number of people who urged me to consider this possibility and suggested that […]
What’s that Black Thing on My Belt?
One of the best Super Bowl commercials (in my opinion) was the Radio Shack one featuring a throwback to the ’80s. Brilliant I think because in this day and age of Best […]
Help me Celebrate & Support a Great Cause
It is both stunning and sad at how often a woman becomes a victim of domestic abuse. This Sunday on Face the State we will learn more about what’s being done to […]
Trains and Campaigns
On this Super Bowl Sunday on Face the State we are talking trains and campaigns. We are joined by Ned Lamont and Oz Griebel for unique insight into what it takes to […]
Teeing it up with the Back 9 Network
The Back 9 network is a relatively new golf and entertainment channel that set up shop in downtown Hartford at the Phoenix Building with studios under construction at the scene of the […]
FTS Flashback: the Good, the Plaid and the Ugly
20 years ago this week WFSB was launching our coverage of the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway. To show solidarity with the athletes and the CBS folks on assignment in the […]
Watch out, We’re Back on the Slopes
The House family went on a ski trip this past weekend, courtesy of our friends who have an amazing ski house at Okemo Mountain in Vermont. As Kara and I were packing […]
CT GOP Woos Black Voters
The Democratic party has been able to boast that it is the place for black voters to turn, but now the state Republican party is trying to change that. On this Sunday’s […]
Happy 250th to the Hartford Courant
a copy of the very first edition of the Hartford Courant This July the United States of America will celebrate its 238th birthday. When our nation was born, there were no sirens, […]
Winter Storm Chester and his Predecessors
WFSB Chief Meteorologist Bruce DePrest announced the winter storm hitting Connecticut this week is named Winter Storm Chester. It’s not named after our 21st president, Chester Arthur, who no doubt had the […]
Herbst Criticizes Nappier in Exploration of Treasurer’s Race
When Denise Nappier was elected state treasurer Bill Clinton was president, John Rowland governor and people were watching Melrose Place and Friends. It was the fall of 1998, and the Hartford Democrat […]
Hartford Archbishop Talks Abortion, the Pope, and Jesus in the Huddle
This Sunday on Face the State we were joined by the new Archbishop of Hartford, the most reverend Leonard Blair. Blair comes to Connecticut’s capital city from Toledo, Ohio. The Detroit native […]
Well Liked Whaler Back in Town
Hartford had a very different feel when the Hartford Whalers were here. It wasn’t unusual to run into one of the team’s stars at a store or restaurant and they were ubiquitous […]
The Top Posts of 2013
Who knew that a picture of a crashed car would be viewed thousands of times or that a Face the State interview about the state’s new gun law would be so widely […]
Couric & Connecticut
For some reason when I updated the Hartfordite posts from 2006 and 2007 didn’t migrate over. I’m not going to re-post all of them here, but thought I’d bring over a few […]
Do You Remember G. Fox?
There was nothing like it in Connecticut then, and there is certainly nothing like it now. We’re talking about the legendary G. Fox department store in downtown Hartford, that closed its doors […]
