At this moment, when historic industrial land is being redeveloped, New Britain has a chance to redefine itself again.
How New Britain is rewriting its future
Waterbury nonprofit used LIHEAP funds to pay its expenses
CT officials moved to take control of New Opportunities Inc. after it bounced a $1.5M check and acknowledged using federal energy assistance to cover its costs.
Mercedes-Benz to pay $150M to settle multistate emissions allegations
AGs from 50 states alleged that software devices in the automobiles optimized emission controls during tests but reduced them during normal operations.
Middlebury developer challenges constitutionality of legislative ‘rat’
In a federal lawsuit, lawyers allege that 2023 legislation overruling local zoning at the former Timex Group site was unconstitutional.
Trump administration pauses offshore Revolution Wind project — again
The administration said it’s pausing leases for 5 large-scale offshore wind projects due to unspecified national security risks identified by the Pentagon.
New CT laws taking effect Jan. 1: Housing, solar panels, driving
Connecticut will kick off 2026 with nearly two dozen new laws slated to wholly or partially take effect. Here’s a look at some of them.
Connecticut must plan for Medicaid cuts
By investing in community health centers, Connecticut can reduce long waits and ensure timely care even as federal cuts take effect.
Inside CT’s push to increase ‘kinship care’ placements for children
DCF wants to place more children in ‘kinship care’ — with a relative or other close family connection. But doing so has been complicated.
Happy 64th birthday Interstate-84
Happy birthday Interstate 84 — a self-sustaining traffic experiment in futility.,
CT bear management listening tour draws ‘passionate’ responses
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says a series of listening sessions yielded productive feedback from residents.
Waterbury plans emergency repairs to water system after six-day outage
Residents received the all-clear to resume drinking tap water. But Waterbury now faces a bigger task: making sure this doesn’t happen again.
Does CT have the highest flu rate in the Northeast in 2025?
Further complicating the flu season is a new influenza virus strain renamed “H3N2 subclade K,” which is circulating widely today.
Federal judge denies Kosta Diamantis’ request to question jurors
Diamantis had asked the court to call jurors back in order to question things they said during jury selection. That request was denied.
Trump admin. moves to pause diversity visa program after Brown, MIT shootings
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is pausing the DV1 program because the suspect in 2 Ivy League school shootings obtained a green card through the program.
Real or fake Christmas tree? CT has lots of real ones
Artificial Christmas trees remain more popular than their natural counterparts — even in CT, which is home to more than 70 tree farms.
