Matt Dwyer | Connecticut Public

The contract calls for the company to make almost a 100 helicopters. General Manager Rich Benton said Sikorsky will get years’ worth of work.

Connecticut sent an eight-person search and rescue team to North Carolina after Hurricane Helene left a path of destruction through the southeastern United States.

On Wednesday, a Senate subcommittee led by U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal will hold a hearing on safety problems at aircraft-maker Boeing.

About 100 people rallied in Enfield Monday evening to protest what LGBTQ+ advocates say is a ban on flying the gay pride flag at town hall.

CT officials plan to distribute 50,000 prescription drug deactivation pouches for people to dispose of unused or expired opioids.

After a storm dumped two months of rain on Vermont in two days, CT volunteer crews rescued five stranded victims, two cats and a dog.

Attorney General William Tong said Tuesday he received no formal notification from Russia, but has apparently been banned from the country.

Patrick McCaughey III of Ridgefield used a stolen riot shield to crush a police officer in a doorframe during the U.S. Capitol insurrection.

Officials said McCaughey got a police riot shield, and used it to pin an officer against a door frame while another rioter attacked the officer.

Stephanie Thomas, who begins her term as CT’s next secretary of the state in January, said there are many details yet to be worked out.

Google continued to collect personal information about its customers’ location even after those customers told the internet giant not to track their locations