This blog post looks at Hartford’s use of a thermal drone to find tents in unsheltered encampments during dangerously cold

Here’s your Connecticut weather update, fresh from Hearst Connecticut Media. The latest forecast breaks down a thaw across the state

This blog post reviews a Vermont murder case involving Jakiy Tramaine Corey Keith, a Connecticut man who pleaded guilty to

This blog post takes a close look at Connecticut lawmakers’ recent move to repeal a 2024 building-code change that would’ve

The latest Nutmeg State Poll from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center gives us a new look at Connecticut

Connecticut doesn’t set a minimum age for leaving a child home alone. Instead, the law and guidance from experts shape

Connecticut has joined more than a dozen states in a federal lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s rollback of universal childhood

The CT State Comptroller’s push to curb wage theft is moving forward with Senate Bill 268. This proposal would bar

Gov. Ned Lamont wants to tighten oversight of legislators’ directed grants in Connecticut. This push comes after a federal grand

This article dives into a WordFinder survey that suggests the classic New England and Connecticut dialects are fading. Folks are

This Connecticut-focused blog post digs into President Trump’s marathon State of the Union address and the split reactions it sparked

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Connecticut residents got word that Gov. Ned Lamont has ordered state and U.S. flags to fly at half-staff on a

This blog post takes a look at AI limitations in accessing online articles, but with a Connecticut spin for local

This article recaps how Connecticut politicians and voters reacted to the national State of the Union moment. It contrasts President

This blog post shares the news of Shane Albert‘s death. Shane, the son of a retired West Hartford deputy fire

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Connecticut is considering Senate Bill 220 as a way to expand the state’s Right to Read framework. The bill would

This article looks at the aftermath of a historic winter blizzard in Connecticut. It focuses on how Bradley International Airport

Connecticut’s shoreline towns, historic villages, and quick rail links to New York City make it a spot that homebuyers keep

Connecticut’s still digging out from a major winter storm that dumped heavy snow in pockets across the state. The cycle

This blog post breaks down Beacon Bank‘s rebrand of Berkshire Bank after a $1.1 billion merger. The deal consolidated four

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The Eastern Connecticut State University gallery’s Prison Arts Program exhibition spotlights creativity thriving behind prison walls. This year, more than

Connecticut’s latest law-enforcement integrity case is all about Karl Jacobson, the former New Haven police chief. He was arrested on

This Connecticut-focused blog post digs into how a blizzard forced the Capitol in Hartford to close. Lawmakers kept working anyway,

A powerful winter storm swept through the Northeast, dumping heavy snow and blasting damaging winds. Travel got messy fast, with

The latest HNIB News Connecticut Division I Top 8 rankings have really shaken up the postseason picture. New Canaan just

This blog post shares the Connecticut Army National Guard sendoff for about 80 Soldiers from the 143rd Regional Support Group.

Co-living is catching on in Connecticut as a rental model that saves money by pairing private, lockable bedrooms with shared

Connecticut’s Medicaid program stands as a core piece of state health care. It covers about one in five residents, and

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Blizzard Calvin left a mess across Connecticut. Thousands lost power Monday as crews scrambled to clear roads, fix downed lines,

Connecticut’s ongoing struggle with child poverty isn’t new, but the details can still surprise you. Systemic inequities shape daily life,

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.

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