About half as many people moved to CT from other countries from July 2024-June 2025 compared to the previous year, slowing population growth.

A degree from Yale had a bigger long-term payoff than other CT colleges, but associate’s degrees and certificates had high initial payoffs.

CT received more than 12,000 reports of bear sightings in 2025, more than double from a decade ago. One town provided the most reports.

In Connecticut, winter sports accounted for 1.2%, or $66,172,000, of all economic impact brought in from outdoor recreational sports in 2023.

Wealth and income inequality are projected to increase in Connecticut under President Donald Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’

Connecticut’s kindergarten vaccination rates have increased since the pandemic, and for one inoculation, CT has the highest rate in the U.S.

Artificial Christmas trees remain more popular than their natural counterparts — even in CT, which is home to more than 70 tree farms.

CT residents trust the federal government less than state or local institutions, and nationally, trust is at its lowest level in decades.

An analysis of each state’s road safety reported that Connecticut could use more laws addressing child and passenger protections in cars.

Turkey prices are up nationwide, but grocery stores offered deals that have helped keep the price of Thanksgiving dinner in check.

Families struggling to afford basic necessities are confronting another urgent need affecting Connecticut’s youngest residents: diapers.