John Henry Smith | Connecticut Public

Hamden homeowners are facing steep property tax increases this year following a state-mandated revaluation that has left residents scrambling.

Last year, an AI regulation bill died after Gov. Ned Lamont said he would veto it. Sen. James Maroney thinks things are different this year.

Three days after President Donald Trump moved to end federal DEI initiatives, Enfield ended its DEI committee in a party-line town council vote.

Attorney General William Tong said he has ‘the highest possible level of concern’ about legal challenges to the election results.

Each town faces unique vulnerabilities and solutions must be tailored to their specific risks, CT’s top environment official Katie Dykes said.

The Department of Transportation is surveying motorists about their thoughts on electric vehicles and CT’s electric vehicle infrastructure.

Among those mourning the recent death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny are the friends he made in his time at Yale University.

Following a CT law allowing cities to install so-called ‘red light’ cameras, West Hartford will put cameras in 15 intersections in 2024.

CT towns earn proceeds from a 5-cent surcharge on nips, and Vernon has used its share to institute a campaign to prevent nip bottle litter.

One year after the shooting death of two Bristol police officers, law enforcement in Connecticut is still feeling the impact.

Chuck Kaiton, former announcer for the Hartford Whalers, is still amazed by how much support the team receives more than 20 years after its move to North Carolina.

Groton officials said they expect four construction sites to yield around 300 new affordable and supportive apartment units within a year.