This blog post takes a look at Market Hospitality Group’s latest moves: opening Blu Pointe in Cheshire this fall, expanding

The article follows a librarian’s road trip across Connecticut. Using the Passport to Connecticut Libraries program, it explores how local

Connecticut lawmakers just approved a playful but meaningful honor: for the month of March, WNBA legend Sue Bird will join

This article takes a look at the race for Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District as incumbent John Larson faces three Democratic

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Connecticut lawmakers just approved Senate Bill 307. It’s a big rewrite of the state’s minority business loan program that now

Connecticut’s Legislature just wrapped up the session by passing Senate Bill 307. This move rewrites how racial language works in

Connecticut lawmakers are pushing ahead with House Bill 5464, which aims to introduce flexible, part-time lanes—nicknamed “flex lanes”—on I-84 through

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This article digs into the federal courtroom testimony of Connecticut Superior Court Judge David Gold. He spoke about his role

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This Connecticut local news post looks at a fatal crash in Killingly. A pickup truck from Rhode Island slammed into

This Connecticut recap covers a late-night crash in East Killingly that killed a Rhode Island driver. Route 101 shut down

This blog post recaps a Wednesday snapshot of Connecticut high school sports. It highlights standout performances in lacrosse and baseball,

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Connecticut drivers are increasingly crossing into neighboring Massachusetts to take advantage of substantially lower gas prices. Many say it comes

This blog post dives into a scam hitting Connecticut, where people are getting fake texts, calls, and emails that look

Connecticut’s Senate just approved a bill that would require formal training for workers at homemaker companion agencies. This sets a

Connecticut lawmakers just moved to bring back a cap on THC in cannabis flower, after some pushback on a recent

A public notice released on May 6, 2026, from East Hartford outlines a levee rehabilitation project under the U.S. Army

Connecticut lawmakers have overhauled the state’s approach to unclaimed property. They set a $50 threshold that ends automatic payments for

This piece takes another look at a Connecticut cold case that lingered for years. DNA testing, genealogical sleuthing, and teamwork

This blog post revisits the story of Janis Provisor and Brad Davis. They’re a well-known New York artist couple who

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The article digs into United Illuminating’s fight to overturn a Connecticut Siting Council decision. That ruling shot down UI’s plan

With the legislative session barreling toward its midnight deadline, Connecticut lawmakers are tangled up in a bipartisan affordable-housing proposal. This

This blog digs into how Bristol, Connecticut, managed to save its middle school sports program despite a $3.4 million school

This blog post breaks down Connecticut’s fiscal year 2027 budget adjustment. It focuses on how the added supplemental education aid

The article digs into Norwalk’s oyster legacy, shining a light on Copps Island Oysters and their careful farming in Long

This piece reimagines a classic newsroom hiccup—a page that just won’t load or a story you can’t quite summarize because

This article breaks down Connecticut’s legislative move on municipal camps. It details Senate Bill 157’s safety and transparency provisions, the

State lawmakers in Connecticut—and honestly, all over the country—are trying to figure out how to handle hemp-derived products as more

This blog post takes a closer look at the ongoing untimely death investigation in Beacon Falls, Connecticut. State police and

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) Board of Regents has brought in an outside consulting firm to independently review

Connecticut lawmakers, holding supermajorities, approved 35 bundled SEBAC contracts. That decision unlocked about $2 billion in raises and instantly sparked

The Connecticut Board of Regents for the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) network just brought in an outside consulting

This blog post dives into NBCUniversal’s cookie and privacy notice and what it actually means for folks across Connecticut—from Hartford

This analysis breaks down Summit Hill LLC’s revised Telescope Mountain subdivision plan in Derby, Connecticut. It covers the downsizing to

This blog takes a reflective spring essay and gives it a Connecticut spin. It explores how the season slowly unfolds

This CT high school golf roundup shines a light on last week’s top performances across Connecticut. It highlights standout rounds

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A serious crash on Somers Road in Ellington, Connecticut left one person badly hurt and set off an immediate emergency

What started out as a routine CT news item quickly turned into a lesson in how digital hiccups can leave

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The following post breaks down Connecticut’s plan for managing traffic on the I-95 corridor at the Gold Star Bridge in

This piece digs into a Connecticut journalist’s frustrating moment when a page just wouldn’t load. That glitch opens up a

Connecticut high school volleyball keeps evolving as the CIAC shifts to three divisions. GametimeCT is also expanding its preseason watch,

This Connecticut-focused blog post breaks down Gov. Ned Lamont’s supplemental aid package. It shows exactly how much extra funding each

Connecticut’s making a bold move to regulate artificial intelligence with Senate Bill 5. This 71-page package aims to protect consumers