The Connecticut State Library unveiled a brand-new statue of famous World War I canine Sgt. Stubby during a ceremony at the ...

The life-sized statue of the stump-tailed terrier will be on display in the military section of the museum's exhibit.

A replica of Sgt. Stubby is on view inside the Connecticut State Library on April 20, 2026. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Sgt. Stubby, Connecticut’s first military working dog ...

During World War I, Sgt. Stubby would travel among the trenches, locating wounded men and barking until medics were able to track down and rescue the injured. Stubby was a mutt from Connecticut, found ...

He was a stray off the streets of New Haven, who later became a war hero, and Connecticut is making sure his legacy lives on, a hundred years after his death. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, ...

In 2012, Towns, already a star at 16, paid tribute to a fallen Marine who had attended his school. The gesture sparked a ...

In both World Wars, dogs like Sergeant Stubby, Chips, and Smoky proved indispensable. Stubby detected gas attacks and even caught a spy, Chips charged a machine-gun nest on D-Day, and Smoky ran ...

In 2012, Towns, already a star at 16, paid tribute to a fallen Marine who had attended his school. The gesture sparked a lasting friendship.

Two students are organizing an event to support military families in North Carolina.

Walking Meditation at Greater Hazleton Rails to Trails: 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 16. Rails to Trails, Broad Street entrance. Participants ...