CT Republicans called for suspension of retail taxes on gasoline, diesel fuel through Dec. 31, saving motorists a collective $54M a month.

A judge ruled the Trump administration illegally halted $53 million in clean energy grants for CT recipients. They have yet to be released.

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.

Student-built air purifiers can partially address poor school air quality, but teachers said CT must focus on a larger, long-term fix.

Blumenthal’s measure could make it easier for schools like UConn to join a power conference. But he and Murphy didn't back the overall bill.

The East End is one of seven CT areas designated as a Martin Luther King, Jr. Corridor, a program intended to stimulate economic development.

Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis was sentenced in absentia Wednesday to 84 months in prison for extorting bribes from contractors.

A law enforcement group that sets police standards in CT recommended stringent new rules for the use of a wide range of surveillance tech.

In Connecticut, about 55,000 fewer people are enrolled in SNAP, including nearly 18,000 fewer residents under 18 receiving benefits.

The head of the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association said consumers likely will face shortages and more price increases in coming months.

Mayor Joe Ganim has agreed to a probe, but the Bridgeport police union called on him to remove Chief Roderick Porter until it is done.

The group suggested changes to Public Act 490, which taxes parcels of land according to their current use — rather than fair-market value.

One woman was pepper-sprayed and another pushed to the ground as ICE agents worked to detain at least one man at the Meriden courthouse.

Gov. Ned Lamont, seldom comfortable with the grittier aspects of political combat, is regularly hitting Republican Ryan Fazio in TV ads.

From 2023 to 2025, water quality in Long Island Sound improved following wastewater treatment and infrastructure upgrades in CT and NY.

An appeals court lifted a ban on HUD funding changes last week, a move advocates say puts thousands of CT residents at risk of homelessness.

Nearly 100 CT laws on a range of issues from Flock cameras to distracted driving will fully or partially take effect on Oct. 1.

Central CT State University President Zulma Toro announced she will resign. The move comes after allegations Toro bullied employees.

Larson lost the four-way primary to Luke Bronin in August. Larson's term ends in early January, marking the end of his 28-year tenure.

Kosta Diamantis has conducted many interviews with CT media since he failed to appear at his sentencing last week. His goal: a pardon.

The top Democrat in the Connecticut House said Monday the video is evidence of antisemitism that should end Will Gifford’s campaign.

Evidence surfaced in 2022 that John Maduko may have behaved inappropriately toward women at two CT community colleges, a new report states.

The report showed a drop in "non-natural" child fatalities in CT, but a concerning increase in the percentage of suicides by kids under 15.

The number of Connecticut youths accessing emergency shelters has increased by about 5% from 2025 to 2026, and resources are stretched.

CT's delegation supports Ukraine. But its House members voted against sanctioning Russia because of the authority it gives President Trump.

The poll also found that more than half of respondents would ease CT budget caps to bolster human service programs affected by federal cuts,

Murphy's trio of bills comes in response to a four-day ICE operation in Danbury that resulted in 118 arrests. The bills face long odds.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority ordered rate decreases for customers of two CT gas companies, following a lengthy legal battle.

Amid a national debate about the dangers of AI, CT unveiled regulations governing the use of the technology by health insurance companies.

Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Ryan Fazio will face off in two televised debates. Neither would happen before early voting begins on Oct. 19.

From June 2025 to June 2026, electricity bills dropped by 10.6% in CT, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition notified rank-and-file members of the tentative understanding Thursday morning.

Kosta Diamantis, a former CT state official facing more than a decade in prison for corruption, has fled to Greece, his attorney said.

A Superior Court judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging a CT law that eliminated religious exemptions from school vaccine requirements.

Ward’s appointment made him CT's first correction ombuds since the office shuttered in 2010. He plans to step down early, on Oct. 16.

The bipartisan bill would set national standards on college sports. It got a major boost after clearing its first procedural vote.

CT elected officials criticized the approved average rate hike of 11.3% for 2027 state-regulated, individual health plans.

CT was one of the states that sued to block Trump's order. AG William Tong called the SCOTUS ruling a 'huge win for free and fair elections.'

There were no known injuries or deaths from the storm. Officials will tally damages to see whether CT qualifies for federal disaster relief.

CT’s 15.1% return ranked in the top 23% of returns achieved by major public pension funds over the past fiscal year.

CT elected officials criticized the approved average rate hike of 11.3% for 2027 state-regulated, individual health plans.

The president wants the Canadian jet maker out of the US market. But in CT, the company has a large operation and skilled training programs.

Adam Chau uses AI to apply imagery to porcelain, creating traditional-looking work that couldn't have existed in ancient times—but does now.

A judge was presented with two wildly different proposals for how to sentence the former public official convicted of bribery and extortion.

CT’s 15.1% return ranked in the top 23% of returns achieved by major public pension funds over the past fiscal year.

Rides on the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry and the Rocky Hill Ferry last only a few minutes, but they're popular with commuters and sightseers alike.

The SPARK-CT pilot will offer 10 months of paid training for specialists in job coaching — a workforce that was hollowed out during COVID.

Democrats embraced Trump's call for GOP candidates to serve as his stand-ins, while Republicans argued Dems tolerate corruption in Hartford.

The ACLU-CT is arguing Americans should have the right to request and quickly receive certain immigration court data.

The board resignations came after reports of serious patient safety and quality concerns at Saint Francis Hospital, owned by Trinity Health.