Tri-State Snowfall Totals: NYC, NJ, CT Blizzard Accumulations
This piece takes a close look at the winter blizzard that slammed the tri-state area, dropping up to two feet […]
This piece takes a close look at the winter blizzard that slammed the tri-state area, dropping up to two feet […]
Connecticut’s luxury real estate scene just saw a shift—after four years on the market, a sprawling Greenwich estate at 97
A third-alarm fire in Woodbridge, Connecticut, claimed the life of a man in his 70s and left a firefighter injured.
This post covers an overnight double shooting in Hartford, the ongoing police investigation, and the impact on students and families
A fresh look at Connecticut politics shows a mix of federal decisions, housing reform talks, elder-care transparency pushes, and budget-fueled
This article breaks down the latest winter weather advisory for northern Connecticut as a wintry system moves in. Snow, ice,
This Connecticut-focused blog post digs into the ongoing fight over tax relief between Gov. Ned Lamont and the General Assembly.
Connecticut doesn’t let winter slow it down. Even in late February, there’s plenty happening—big comedy and music shows, local fairs,
A local winter storm watch is unfolding for Connecticut this weekend. Meteorologists are parsing the latest forecast model data, and
Connecticut advocates are pushing—again—for a medical-aid-in-dying bill. The measure’s been stuck for decades, but with committee deadlines closing in, organizers
This article looks at a federal judge’s dismissal of a challenge to Connecticut’s 2022 captive audience law. The statute aims
Connecticut’s budget for state employee fringe benefits is a puzzle that keeps shifting. Fringe costs, pension obligations, and retiree health
This Connecticut-focused blog post takes a look at a joint report by Disability Rights Connecticut and the Office of the
This post takes a look at a fatal pedestrian-vehicle collision in Dayville, part of Killingly, Connecticut. It focuses on how
This blog post unpacks a recent consent order from Connecticut banking regulators against Trumbull Credit Union, a small institution in
Connecticut keeps things lively in mid-February. You’ve got live music, big-name comedy, food truck festivals, and winter art events popping
A coalition led by State Rep. Kadeem Roberts is pushing revisions to Connecticut’s early parole eligibility rules. They argue that
The Connecticut Senate Republicans just rolled out a $1.5 billion affordability package. They say it’ll shake up how much folks
The article chronicles Salisbury, Connecticut’s Jumpfest at Satre Hill. This year, the festival marked a hundred years of ski jumping
This blog post sums up New Haven’s public input process for a planned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system. The BRT
This blog post digs into what happens when you just can’t load a local Connecticut news story or the article
The article takes a look at how Connecticut’s recent run of below-freezing days might affect tick populations. It also digs
February in Connecticut gives you a week to mix culture, history, food, and the outdoors—even in the middle of winter.
This blog post takes a closer look at Governor Ned Lamont’s proposed $28.7 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
This blog post digs into a dramatic rescue by the Norwalk Fire Department. First responders jumped in to save a
This blog post dives into the remarkable recovery of Simsbury resident Joseph “J.T.” Huber. After a devastating plane crash, he
This post dives into the exciting revitalization efforts underway in downtown Hartford. We’re focusing on the recent multi-million dollar renovation
Connecticut Faces Frigid Weekend: What You Need To Know Connecticut residents are gearing up for another bitterly cold weekend. Temperatures
This article digs into the postponement of 90s Con, a pop-culture convention that celebrates 1990s TV, music, and movies. So
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February’s here, and Connecticut’s got plenty going on—even if the days are short and the air’s biting. Whether you’re craving
This blog post digs into how cannabis taxes work in Connecticut and why medical marijuana patients don’t pay them. It
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This blog post takes a closer look at Jayden Nguyen, a Trending Reporter at CT Insider. Her background, interests, and
This blog post breaks down the latest safety guidance from Connecticut officials as a big snowstorm threatens to knock out
The University of Connecticut men’s hockey team just showed up big time on the state stage, grabbing the CT Ice
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This article digs into an ongoing internal investigation involving several Connecticut State Police troopers and contracted security guards at a
January in Connecticut serves up a real mix: cozy indoor shows, wintery adventures, and a few social gatherings that just
Connecticut residents should really keep an eye on the forecast right now. Weather models keep hinting at a serious winter
This blog post takes a closer look at Ocean State Job Lot’s new “Crazy for Coins” promotion. It’s a pretty
This article covers a dramatic early-morning house fire in Granby, Connecticut. Emergency responders rescued a resident and two dogs from
A slow-moving winter storm swept across Connecticut over the weekend. It brought steady snowfall, hazardous driving, and a sharp preview
This blog post dives into a tragic homicide case out of Danbury, Connecticut. A single gunshot fired inside one townhouse
This blog post digs into a tragic two-vehicle crash in Seymour that claimed the life of a Danbury man and
This article takes a look at how West Haven officials are responding to a mysterious low-frequency humming sound that’s been
You can make the most of a January week in Connecticut when you know where to look. Cold weather narrows
This article covers a fatal hit-and-run crash in Stratford. The crash claimed the life of a Brooklyn man, left another
This article takes a closer look at a commercial real estate transaction in Southington. A long-established Connecticut supplier just invested
This article digs into the growing controversy around facial recognition technology in Connecticut grocery stores. New reporting found ShopRite using