Isabelle Marceles | Connecticut Public, CT Mirror Reporter

CT officials say Madison woman tried to vote twice. She called it a test

The woman said she didn’t intend to vote twice and was only testing the state system when she tried to obtain a second ballot at the polls.

The complaint asserts that CT law governing DDS’s eligibility process violates the right of people with disabilities to be equally protected.

CT has agreed to share an internal Department of Children and Families report with a Waterbury man allegedly held captive by his stepmother.

School districts around CT are preparing to distribute thousands of free bus passes to high school students under a new state program.

Lawyers for the Waterbury man allegedly held captive for years are seeking the internal report into how DCF handled his case decades ago.

Lawyers for CT’s child welfare agency and a Waterbury man allegedly held captive will argue whether he can sue for failure to uncover abuse.

The derailment has renewed public attention on rail safety. A clearer picture of the event has emerged from reports released in recent weeks.

The Judicial Branch launched a new webpage, where residents can find information on remote hearings, amid concerns about ICE at courthouses.