Passing a school bus in New Haven could result in a $250 fine, with the money collected going toward roadway safety improvements.

Murphy’s bill would ban presidents and members of Congress from selling meme coins, a form of cryptocurrency inspired by internet phenomena.

Planned Parenthood of Southern New England, which also has one location in Rhode Island, found out about the pause on March 31.

State officials and film and TV leaders say media production in CT could be at risk if the state’s digital media tax credit is lowered.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal said the VA’s plan to cut 70,000 employees would have ‘seismic’ effects for the nation’s veterans.

CT officials said they were working on a way for residents and businesses to report financial impacts of the Trump administration’s actions.

Gov. Ned Lamont said CT’s department of education will release guidance for districts on school cellphone use later this month.

In 2021, CT passed the “Clean Slate” law to erase conviction records for minor offenses. But the state is struggling to keep its promise.

Mayor Justin Elicker said he’ll submit 19 locations for consideration. Eleven are for red light cameras, and 8 are for speed safety cameras.

Three CT residents have sued Connecticut Water and Aquarion, arguing they should do more to get PFAS chemicals out of their water supply.

The bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to study the dangers of gun marketing and fine distributors that market unfairly.

The lawsuit claims that the DOD is withholding information about toxic chemicals on military bases from Afghanistan veterans.