People hold him up as a warrior, a hero, which he is — he was fighting for everybody's rights so we can live the way we live as Indigenous people — but to us he is just family," Pamela Bravo said.

Stew Leonard Jr. took the mound wearing a custom jersey with the number 38 to honor his late son, Stew Leonard III.

Connecticut was represented Tuesday night at the Yankees Twins game. Connecticut grocery store chain owner Stew Leonard Jr.

Stew Leonard Jr. stepped onto the Yankee Stadium grass Tuesday night and threw a terrific ceremonial first pitch.

That means consumers are being more price-conscious in the grocery store, said Stew Leonard Jr., president and CEO of Stew ...

Stew Leonard Jr. threw the ceremonial first pitch at a Yankee game last night. Crime sparks state of emergency in New Mexico: ...

Stew Leonard Jr., whose whimsical grocery stores feature singing animatronic cows and other animals, vegetables and milk cartons, including at a Yonkers location, is slated to throw out the first ...

Stew Leonard Jr. will be throwing out the first pitch at the Yankees game on Tuesday night. Stew Leonard Jr. is the president ...

Play ball! Connecticut grocery store chain owner Stew Leonard Jr. is gearing up to throw the first pitch at the New York ...

After having a day named after him for saving a choking victim, Stew Leonard Jr. has received yet another honor.

A Connecticut ice cream spot has been named the state’s favorite dessert by Condé Nast Traveler. Stew Leonard’s soft serve was recognized by the travel magazine as Connecticut’s most iconic dessert.