Bridgeport Students Rally for Increased Connecticut Education Funding
This Connecticut-focused blog digs into a February Appropriations Committee hearing in Hartford. Bridgeport students and district leaders showed up to […]
This Connecticut-focused blog digs into a February Appropriations Committee hearing in Hartford. Bridgeport students and district leaders showed up to […]
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Connecticut lawmakers are still locked in debate over House Bill 5306. This measure would give judges more leeway when sentencing
A veteran Connecticut journalist takes another look at a statewide photo essay, aiming to capture life across the state in
Connecticut’s move to crack down on “border fraud” tied to the state’s 10-cent bottle deposit has made waves since the
The article takes a close look at Connecticut’s nickel-per-nip program. This five-cent surcharge on alcohol bottles under 50 mL funds
Connecticut’s Supreme Court is wrestling with a new wrinkle in courtroom procedure: the risk of AI-generated inaccuracies in legal citations.
This blog post takes a second look at a pretty wild winter fishing moment in Connecticut that’s got folks all
This blog post recaps a fatal single-vehicle rollover on the Merritt Parkway in New Canaan. The crash claimed the life
The article looks at a wave of protests in New Haven and across Connecticut. People are urging the United States
SpaceX plans to launch a Falcon 9 from Florida, carrying 29 Starlink satellites. Folks across Connecticut might catch the bright
This Connecticut-focused blog post takes another look at the 2012 homicide of Kyle Seidel in Waterford. The cold-case investigation is
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This blog post digs into a recent study by Connecticut researchers on how SARS-CoV-2 moves between people and animals in
This piece takes a Connecticut lens to a nationwide survey on small-business friendliness from Advance Funds Network. The study mixes
This article takes a hard look at Connecticut’s child mental-health system—where gaps in services, long waits, and funding shortfalls are
A Norwalk man, Jake Seco, died Friday afternoon after a vehicle struck him on Interstate 95 South in Fairfield. The
A Connecticut local news blog post examines a fatal Route 4 crash in Harwinton. It looks at the immediate effects
This blog post digs into a common snag in Connecticut’s local news workflow: sometimes a linked article just won’t load
This recap takes a look at Connecticut’s winter snowfall so far. It highlights how above-normal totals have shaped daily life
Connecticut’s Aging Committee is considering a bill that would tighten oversight of private equity ownership in nursing homes. The proposal
On March 1, Waterbury Hospital joined the $400 million UConn Health Community Network. This move positions Connecticut’s healthcare landscape for
The article digs into Senate Bill 151, a Connecticut zoning reform proposal. It would limit lot sizes and setbacks in
This article gives an update on Connecticut’s winter snowfall, breaking down totals across the state, highlighting where the biggest accumulations
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This article digs into Connecticut’s sharp rebuke of the federal EPA’s rollback of air quality standards for coal-burning power plants.
This blog post takes another look at Mary Mushinsky’s remarkable 46-year run in the Connecticut General Assembly. Her career bridged
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A fatal head-on crash on Route 4 in Harwinton left a Barkhamsted woman dead and a Torrington driver with minor
A proposed Connecticut measure, House Bill 5156, wants to create a state-level “climate superfund.” This fund would make large fossil
Connecticut lawmakers rushed into action with an emergency response after the state raised its 10-cent bottle deposit in 2024. They
This Connecticut newsroom recap looks at a recent House Republican proposal to exempt declared tips and overtime pay from state
Connecticut’s forecast next week looks messy. Warm spring air will clash with an Arctic air mass, setting up a real
This blog post looks at the upcoming retirement of Connecticut Department of Correction Commissioner Angel Quiros. It’s a big moment—he
GoNetspeed’s latest fiber buildout in Stratford, Connecticut, feels like a real milestone for the state’s broadband scene. It’s not just
Connecticut’s child care system is in trouble. Thousands of families are stuck on Care 4 Kids waitlists, and centers are
This blog post recaps an early-morning crash on I-95 southbound in Fairfield, Connecticut. The wreck shut down a stretch of
Connecticut school districts are scrambling to adjust academic calendars after a string of snow days. Last days now stretch into
This blog post digs into the latest political clash over Connecticut’s budget earmarks. House Republicans want Gov. Ned Lamont to
The article takes a close look at Connecticut’s emergency-certified Senate Bill 298. This 98-section package revives several stalled measures spanning
Connecticut’s emergency bill to curb fraudulent out-of-state bottle and can redemptions is moving through the legislature. Lawmakers are reacting to
Connecticut lawmakers are moving to finalize a bill that would create a working group to address antisemitism in public schools.
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A fatal crash on I-84 East in Manchester early Thursday left one person dead and brought traffic to a standstill.
This article takes a closer look at a troubling animal-welfare case out of Hamden, Connecticut. A woman now faces multiple
A newly released police video shows a wild high-speed incident on Connecticut’s Merritt Parkway with former WWE boss Vince McMahon
Connecticut doesn’t really slow down, even as winter drags on. The first week of March? There’s plenty to do—concerts, fairs,
This blog post covers a fatal crash on a Connecticut highway. It looks at what happened, who’s investigating, and how
Here’s a Connecticut story that started simple: volunteers in Orange grabbed their shovels after a blizzard and cleared fire hydrants.
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