Hundreds of CT residents have had money seized through a law that allows the state to charge a fee for every day a person spends in prison.

Economists and other experts won't rule out another top-level team in Connecticut's future.

Lamont and Fazio offered their thoughts on license plate readers, speed cameras, immigration, healthcare and more.

“More people have died as a result of the illnesses related to 9/11 than died from the attacks themselves,” a doctor said.

About 570,000 households in Connecticut were financially unstable in 2024, the report said.

One woman told CT Insider she had not spoken with her husband since he was handcuffed and taken away Monday.

In four of the five Republican primaries in Connecticut on Tuesday, the candidate endorsed by the party prevailed.

The former Hartford mayor knocked off a 14-term incumbent in the primary and appears headed to Congress.

CT Gov. Ned Lamont holds on in Democratic primary with win over a challenge from state Rep. Josh Elliott, AP calls.

Follow live results from Connecticut’s 2026 primary election, including races for governor, Congress, the state legislature and more.

The Democratic primary for governor is only the start of what to pay attention to Tuesday.

Candidates for governor and Congress in Connecticut have advertised aggressively in recent weeks, leading up to the primary.

"Despite our very strong law, these things continue to go up like dandelions in the spring," one lawmaker told CT Insider.

The two Democrats have found plenty to disagree about, including housing, energy, taxes and healthcare.

Historians have questioned whether his induction was a mistake.

Historians have questioned whether his induction was a mistake.

CT Insider asked all four candidates their positions on a range of issues ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.

CT DSA said it's seen an uptick in membership following Zohran Mamdani's wins in New York City.

Seyo Cecunjanin owns the West Hartford restaurant Portobello, along with another local business.

Connecticut has closed primaries, meaning only registered Democrats can vote in Democratic primaries and only Republicans can vote in Republican primaries.

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In a December 2020 email exchange with a city attorney who informed her of the 20-year requirement for a pension, Stewart responded "Ughhhhhhh thankslol."

Residents of some towns get season passes to the beach for free, while nonresidents pay hundreds of dollars.

A panel of Connecticut Democratic Central Committee members acknowledged “legitimate procedural flaws” but is not requiring a new convention.

As the candidates gather signatures, they’re already bracing for large numbers of them to be ruled invalid.

Media company says it is ‘committed to good faith bargaining’ amid claims including contract violation

Philip Bump uses Connecticut landmarks and visual comparisons to show just how vast billionaire wealth has become.

A complaint details two years of escalating misconduct by O. John Maduko, and earlier alarms raised with system leadership that drew no follow-up

Kids as young as 7 or 8 years old were found to have accessed their parents' accounts.

Stewart's decision comes shortly after the publication of a harsh new report.

Kids as young as 7 or 8 years old were found to have accessed their parents' accounts.

"We just saw a political earthquake in this convention," Bronin said in a brief acceptance speech.

The budget includes $190 million in supplemental education grants for towns.

Lawmakers also passed notable kills around voting, guns and artificial intelligence.

A controversial parole bill divided Connecticut Democrats before the legislation was revoked.

One project that chronicled 48 hours of homelessness across the state earned top awards for public service and investigative reporting.

The law follows a CT Insider investigation that found police departments were sharing data that allowed out-of-state agencies to access their data.

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State officials say they erred in licensing a New Haven summer camp with known air quality issues.

The records show Lamont forwarding emails from his state email to his private email address and communicating with his staff there.