Elected officials pointed to how public spaces like courthouses, city streets and bus stops that have been targeted by ICE in recent weeks.

Yale and UConn get millions of dollars in National Institutes of Health grants.

Connecticut’s residential electric bills fell over the past year while rates rose nationally, dropping the state out of the 10 most expensive states for electricity

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.

I am calling for no new data centers anywhere on the New England grid until we have strict laws on AI and data centers.

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

The lawsuit argued that Connecticut's policy violated the state's 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Over the past several decades, voting by mail has become more popular across the country. According to the States United Action nonprofit organization, 31% of voters – about 48 million – cast their ba...

New Haven officials said police have initiated an investigation into the alleged misuse of city funds.

Four out of five incumbents were endorsed to run again, with John Larson the lone exception.

Even after the removal of the controversial single stairway provision, CT's new fire and building code was rejected by lawmakers.

Connecticut Senate passed Senate Bill 4, allowing residents to demand deletion of their data from brokers and restricting the sale of geolocation and genetic data

Trump’s CDC blocked publication of a study showing Covid vaccines reduced emergency visits and hospitalizations by roughly 50%, citing unspecified methodology concerns

The page consolidates information about remote proceedings in one place, including how to request access for family, civil, criminal and juvenile court cases.

Recent efforts by the federal government to gain more oversight over the electoral process at the state level have led to widespread confusion among voters, particularly women, according to Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas.

Support for impeachment rivals levels during Donald Trump's first presidency, when he was impeached twice, and for impeaching Richard Nixon after the Watergate scandal

Connecticut Senate passed Senate Bill 196 to bar private equity firms from acquiring or increasing control over hospitals beginning October 2026

Connecticut’s Senate MAGA caucus promised residents more than $1.5 billion in tax relief in early February

Utah is experiencing a serious measles outbreak with more than 600 confirmed cases, part of a national surge that has topped 1,700 cases across 17 outbreaks in 2026

President Trump’s approval rating has sunk to the lowest point of his second term amid Trump’s back-and-forth with Pope Leo XIV and as the U.S. conflict in Iran persists, according to a…

CHESHIRE, Conn. (WTNH) - A student at Cheshire High School who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) earlier this month is expected to be released from detention on Tuesda...

Jones filed for bankruptcy after he was ordered to pay families of the Sandy Hook victims more than $1.4 billion in damages, bringing his Infowars website up for sale at auction.

The rooms could be rented “as of right” without notifying local authorities about new tenants moving into neighborhoods normally occupied by one family per home.

The findings raise questions about whether the administration’s “most favored nation” deals are having a meaningful impact on patients.

The average price of gas in Connecticut is still over $4 a gallon, and if driving less isn’t an option, experts say there are other ways to keep costs down.

The Trump administration sued the Elicker administration Monday over New Haven’s “sanctuary policies” — arguing that the city unduly interferes with federal immigration enforcement.

Senate Bill 397, An Act Concerning Democracy and Government Accountability, would give residents the ability to sue federal officials that violate their constitutional rights, bar law enforcement officials from wearing masks, prohibits ICE arrests in...

Voters have spoken: ignoring the housing crisis and caving to the loudest voices in the room comes with significant political peril.

CT’s new guidelines recommend 2 COVID doses for unvaccinated kids 6–24 months and 1 dose for pregnant patients.

Maria Pereira and Keyla Medina got the most votes against town committee-backed candidates Kevin Monks and Councilwoman Samia Sulliman.

Two years ago, lawmakers in the Big Sky State passed one of the most comprehensive state-level housing reform packages in the country. This year, they doubled down on their success.

The future of CT’s recovery coaches, who help people navigate sobriety and stay safe, is in flux. One man’s story shows what could be lost.