This blog digs into the Connecticut House vote on a four-year contract for state employees. We’ll break down how the

The article below looks at the Connecticut Office of the Inspector General’s findings about Joseph Jackson’s death in Wolcott police

This blog post covers Connecticut’s new warehouse quota law, set to take effect July 1, 2026. We’ll look at what

The Day’s Make a Difference series is back for the holidays, shining a light on neighbors who could use a

This blog post digs into the latest buzz around Banksy’s identity. A Reuters report named Robin Gunningham as the anonymous

This CT girls hockey season followed Darien High School as they captured their state championship title in March. They bounced

Connecticut’s latest move on Aquarion Water Company’s sale to a new nonprofit, the Aquarion Water Authority (AWA), is stirring up

A Connecticut man faces multiple charges after a deadly head-on crash on Preston Road in Griswold. The collision claimed the

This blog post takes a close look at a major house fire on Ellsworth Street in Hartford’s Barry Square neighborhood.

Connecticut’s debate over a proposed bill to ban Glock-style switches—devices that can turn semi-automatic handguns into machine gun-like weapons—shows no

The following blog post takes a closer look at Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim’s quiet move to seek a fourth term

This blog post digs into why energy transmission costs keep climbing in Connecticut and across New England. Asset Condition Projects

This Connecticut-focused blog covers Gov. Ned Lamont’s decision to pause his proposed gas tax holiday. It digs into why lawmakers

The article looks at a Stamford parent’s push for the school board to hit pause on rumored principal reassignments at

This Connecticut news blog sums up the latest state efforts to prevent opioid overdoses as warmer weather rolls in. The

Connecticut just rolled out a crackdown on kratom and six other substances, now officially listed as Schedule I controlled substances.

This article covers a fatal crash in New Haven. A 21-year-old driver died after fleeing a state trooper on I-95

This blog post covers the weekend canoe capsizing on Lake Hayward in East Haddam, Connecticut. Authorities recovered a missing College

This blog post looks at the arrest and charges after a fatal head-on crash on Preston Road in Connecticut. The

Electric Boat’s looking at a big expansion in 2026, planning to add around 8,000 jobs at its Groton, Conn., shipyard

A former Connecticut youth basketball coach from Willimantic pleaded guilty to an assault charge tied to a January confrontation with

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A Holy Cross College student is still missing after a canoe capsized on Lake Hayward in East Haddam, Connecticut. The

This Connecticut-focused blog post covers a morning shooting in Hartford that left a 14-year-old injured. It also looks at what’s

The following blog post recaps the Greenwich St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which took place on March 22, 2026. Greenwich Time

A Connecticut state update on kratom has triggered a sudden sell-off. Officials are reclassifying the substance as a Schedule I

Connecticut‘s five-cent surcharge on bottles 50 mL or smaller—most folks call them “nips”—has quietly redirected revenue to towns. It’s also

The article explains that Eversource, owner of Yankee Gas, wants state regulators to revise two natural gas easements. The goal

This blog post takes a look at a proposed Suffield residential project that would turn a former lumberyard on Fyler

This Connecticut-focused blog post looks at the East Windsor solar boom, the community’s pushback, and the debate over state policies

A canoe capsized on Lake Hayward near East Haddam, tossing two 20-year-old men into the water. The incident set off

This article profiles a five-year-old, nearly-new Colonial on Cambridge Court in Simsbury, Connecticut, marketed as an Energy Star–built gem. Priced

General Dynamics Electric Boat just landed a hefty contract modification—about $15.4 billion—to keep the Columbia-class submarine program moving. A big

This blog post takes NBCUniversal’s cookie notice and breaks it down for Connecticut readers. Folks in Hartford, New Haven, Stamford,

The following piece explores Belden House & Mews, a fresh hotel arrival in Litchfield, Connecticut. It sits inside an 1888

This article digs into Connecticut’s debate over Senate Bill 438. The measure would limit self-checkout stations in grocery stores and

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This article takes a close look at Amtrak’s rollout of its new Airo train fleet. The focus is on testing

A major offshore wind project called Revolution Wind just started generating electricity off Martha’s Vineyard. Connecticut’s Department of Energy and

This article digs into the retirement of Bridgeport’s last deputy police chief, James Baraja. He left on paid administrative leave

This article breaks down the overnight highway closures and detours hitting Hartford-area travel as Connecticut’s construction season ramps up. There’s

This blog post digs into a Bridgeport court case where a local furniture store owner was convicted of multiple sexual

The following blog post digs into the federal clearance of Nexstar’s $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna. This deal brings Hartford’s

This blog post tells a tough story out of Connecticut—a dog missing for over a month washed up on a

This article takes a look at Connecticut’s renewed effort to authorize overdose prevention centers under SB 195, led by Senator

This blog post unpacks NBCUniversal’s cookie notice and what it means for Connecticut readers. Whether you’re in Hartford, New Haven,

This blog post takes a closer look at Highland Lake in Winsted, Connecticut. It explores how residents, volunteers, and local

This post takes a close look at The Silverman Group’s renewed push to build a large housing development on the

This Connecticut-focused blog post revisits a long-running Greenwich wetlands dispute. The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency alleges decades of noncompliance

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