Proposed legislation would empower the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to write new rules it deems necessary for hitting CT’s decarbonization goals.

President Joe Biden, as he launches his reelection bid, must convince voters to credit him for the rebound in women’s employment.

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

The New Haven Police Commission tabled a vote on whether to fire an officer charged in the arrest of Randy Cox, which left him paralyzed.

Kevin Stanley, 51, of New Haven has served 33 years behind bars for a murder he committed in 1989 at age 18.

Advocacy groups with various areas of focus have gathered under the banner of the Just Majority campaign, calling for court reforms.

Mourners gathered in Hartford’s Asylum Hill neighborhood Saturday afternoon for a vigil in memory of the girl killed in a drive-by shooting.

Ledyard and Montville provide no municipal services or support to non-Indigenous property owners on tribal land, yet still levy a tax.

In Bridgeport, money from the American Rescue Plan Act has led to several nonprofits keeping people out of prison.

A CT woman was recently allowed access to aid-in-dying in Vermont after she challenged a residency requirement as unconstitutional.

A Supreme Court ruling will allow abortion care providers to continue providing mifepristone as usual until at least Friday night.

The Hartford area is among the nation’s 25 most ozone-polluted cities, and Fairfield County got a failing grade for its air ozone levels.

Gov. Ned Lamont said the federal government forced the year-long program to expire. The government says that’s only partially correct.

The governor visited New Haven to promote a bill that, if passed, would ask CT cities to cover at least 5% of their total area by trees.

New Haven’s mayor and police chief announced a warrant for her arrest for allegedly falsifying timesheets and stealing over $11,400 in overtime.