Former State Representative Chris Ziogas, a familiar political figure in Bristol and central Connecticut, has admitted in federal court to […]

The 2025 CIAC high school football playoffs are set. After a wild Thanksgiving week filled with upsets and last-minute drama,

Thanksgiving Day football once again took center stage across Connecticut. Historic rivalries, playoff drama, and community pride collided on fields

The long-troubled Kinneytown Dam on the Naugatuck River is finally on track for removal. This marks a turning point for

This article digs into why some online tools just can’t load certain web pages, what that means for regular internet

Residents across Connecticut are mourning the loss of a local man after a deadly single-car crash on Broad Street in

This article digs into the federal corruption case swirling around former Connecticut state legislator Christopher Ziogas. He’s admitted to extortion

This article takes a look at the recent recall of Pecorino Romano cheese at Big Y supermarkets in Connecticut. There’s

The Town of Stratford is gearing up for a big leadership change in its police department. Longtime Chief Joseph McNeil

Former state Representative Christopher Ziogas’s guilty plea in a high-profile federal corruption case has sent new shockwaves through Connecticut’s political

An 18-year-old from Orange faces multiple charges after police say he tried to dodge disposal fees by dumping construction debris

This article takes a look at how a big shift in federal homelessness policy under the Trump administration might shake

This article looks at the tragic shooting of two brothers at a remote hunting camp in Allegany County, New York.

The operators of Putnam Science Academy, a for-profit school in northeastern Connecticut, now face serious accusations from state banking regulators.

This article digs into how, nearly twenty years after a woman’s body turned up in rural Tennessee, advanced DNA tech

The historic Captain’s Mansion—better known to many shoreline residents as the Spicer Mansion—is back on the market in downtown Mystic.

Connecticut’s beloved state parks are feeling the squeeze. Visitation is surging to record highs, and more parks are closing their

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The latest state audit of Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU) turned up a string of compliance failures during fiscal years

The Stamford Marriott Hotel & Spa, a familiar name in downtown Stamford, has just changed hands in a multimillion-dollar deal.

In the early hours of Tuesday, New Haven police rushed to Congress Avenue after a tragic incident that authorities now

Late Monday night, a violent robbery rattled the community in South Windsor, Connecticut. Two masked suspects targeted an Exxon gas

Twelvenote Brew Co. just landed in Bridgeport’s Black Rock neighborhood, and it’s already shaking up Connecticut’s craft beer scene. Brewer

The Connecticut Department of Education just hit a big milestone in its long push for educational equity under the landmark

Connecticut’s gearing up for a dramatic weather shift early this week, right as folks start their pre-Thanksgiving travel. We’ll go

Authorities in East Lyme, Connecticut, are scrambling to make sense of a late-night incident that’s left the community unsettled. A

The tragic story of a family torn apart by violence is making headlines far beyond New York. Communities here in

An 18-year-old from East Hampton is facing a stack of serious charges after Connecticut State Police say they caught him

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The passing of State Representative Kevin Ryan really feels like the end of an era in Connecticut politics. For more

Connecticut is mourning the loss of one of its longest-serving and most respected lawmakers. State Representative Kevin Ryan, a Democrat

The passing of State Rep. Kevin Ryan of Ledyard has touched communities across Connecticut. State leaders and residents have shared

On Sunday night, tragedy hit the quiet town of Allen in Allegany County, New York. State Police showed up after

The digital landscape never sits still. Companies like NBCUniversal keep pushing tech to make things smoother for everyone online. Their

Authorities in Connecticut have charged 61-year-old contractor Don Zemo with several felonies tied to fraud, larceny, and writing bad checks

The controversy swirling around Avelo Airlines and its alleged involvement in deportation flights is stirring up strong emotions across Connecticut.

This article shares the heartbreaking end to the search for Henry “Pops” Hood, a 72-year-old Preston resident missing for almost

In a heartbreaking incident that’s left Connecticut reeling, a father and his young son lost their lives in a single-car

Connecticut politics is heating up. Governor Ned Lamont just filed paperwork to seek a third term—something no one’s done in

This blog post gathers a mix of local stories from all over Connecticut. From heartwarming acts of kindness to troubling

Veteran journalist Darren Kramer—a name just about everyone in Connecticut news knows—has signed off from his anchor desk at WTNH

After all those rich Thanksgiving meals and sweet treats, lots of folks in Connecticut start craving some fresh air and

The recent court ruling involving Connecticut’s Public Utility Regulatory Authority (PURA) has rattled the state’s energy and political world. A

The U.S. Coast Guard has landed in hot water after an internal policy shift seemed to ease up on bans

This article digs into the upcoming shakeup at the Connecticut Insurance Department. Commissioner Andrew Mais is stepping down after almost

On Friday morning, quick-thinking local firefighters stopped what could’ve been a devastating blaze at Willoughby’s Coffee & Tea in Branford.

The healthcare landscape in Eastern Connecticut might be on the edge of a big shift. Hartford HealthCare is moving ahead

The U.S. Coast Guard has reversed a controversial decision, once again classifying swastikas and nooses as hate symbols and banning