Westport’s election security is similar to other municipalities in CT. The town’s registrars encourage residents to see it for themselves.
Eddy Martinez | Connecticut Public
In Greenwich, controversial speed cameras are poised to go back online
Automated speed cameras near schools in Greenwich may soon be operating again after they were turned off months ago due to public outcry.
Fairfield speed cameras debut to mixed reaction
Town officials say the cameras are in response to a growing speeding problem near schools. But some residents are suspicious.
What CT voting registrars are saying about SAVE Act
Efforts by the federal government to gain more oversight over state elections have led to widespread confusion among voters, especially women
Protesters call on Jim Himes to withdraw support for surveillance program
US Rep. Himes has affirmed his support for reauthorizing the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Act, FISA. Many of his constituents oppose it.
Latin Americans in CT have mixed emotions about Maduro’s capture
In CT’s small Venezuelan American community, some are cautiously optimistic about the U.S. apprehension of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.
Westport’s downtown improvement project aims for completion by 2027
The project includes dredging up the Saugatuck River, a pedestrian walkway and renovating existing municipal lots in the area.
Democrat Dr. David Chess defeats GOP incumbent Laura Hoydick in Stratford mayoral race
Stratford elected a Democratic mayor for the first time in nearly a decade, and the city was one of the top-performing in CT for early voting.
Bridgeport City Council passes anti-ICE resolution
Bridgeport’s city council passed a largely symbolic resolution Monday prohibiting municipal staff from cooperating with federal deportation efforts by U.S. ICE agents.
Fairfield County residents to vote on several charter revisions
Some Fairfield County residents will cast ballots that could impact the direction their communities take and who represents them.
CT’s Jamaican American community attempts to reach loved ones after Hurricane Melissa hits
A breakdown in communication has affected both Connecticut residents unable to reach their loved ones and people on the island who need help.
