One legislator posited that the Public Health Committee wants to reserve its time for potential challenges posed by the Trump administration.

Eleven Connecticut residents who had been charged in connection with the Justice Department’s investigation into Jan. 6 were included in the pardon.

The state has been awarded $291 million in federal grants to improve the rail network via President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Gov. Ned Lamont declared a Stage 2 drought advisory, the second of five escalating levels of urgency under CT’s drought preparedness plan.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced a state of emergency due to dry weather conditions and the threat of additional fires.

The law requires that CT develop mandatory guidelines on when officers can and cannot pause their body-worn cameras by October.

Congress approved an additional $400M for security upgrades at houses of worship and religious nonprofits across the U.S., including CT.

First responders and construction crews worked through the weekend to get the stretch of I-95 reopened following a tractor-trailer fire.

Of the roughly 14,000 doses requested by CT, only about 10,000 have been received and distributed, CT public health officials said.

A CT judge is considering whether to block the release of names of troopers alleged to have falsified records in an ongoing ticket scandal.

Attorneys for the family of Mike Alexander-Garcia say up to seven minutes may have elapsed before officers first began to render aid to him.

The body that audited the CT State Police said local police departments may be audited at random to check for fabricated racial profiling data.

State and federal conservationists are combating the spread of a ‘noxious weed’ taking root in the Connecticut River and its tributaries.

A ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court allowed an alleged perpetrator to sue his accuser for defamation.

Lowering the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers from 0.08% to 0.05% would align CT with dozens of countries and Utah.