Board denies parole for man convicted in 1991 ambush killing of Connecticut State Police trooper
Connecticut's Board of Pardons and Paroles denied discretionary parole for a man convicted in the 1991 ambush killing of ...
Connecticut planning Pizza Capital Trail, huge pizza party and more
Sunday is National Pizza Day and Connecticut is starting the celebration a little early with plans to have lots of ...
Opinion: Proposed pet restrictions would hurt Connecticut families and pets
A bill to ban sales of dogs, cats, and bunnies in Connecticut pet shops is barking up the wrong tree. While well-intentioned, ...
Is this Connecticut city and its surrounding towns in line for a bounce-back year in real estate?
A file photo of construction at Stonebridge Crossing in Cheshire, Connecticut, one of multiple developments underway in the ...
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Connecticut celebrates pizza culture, New Haven with CT Pizza Trail
Connecticut state and local leaders are promoting Connecticut — and New Haven — as the Pizza Capital of the United States.
Hardware stores, supermarkets busy as Connecticut prepares for Super Bowl and winter storm
Between the big game and the big storm expected this weekend, people started flocking to local supermarkets and hardware ...
Lamont wants to dip into opioid settlement to fund social services
Despite a CT law ensuring the money would be used to counteract the epidemic, Lamont wants to tap into it to pay for social ...
Connecticut Panel Denies Early Parole for Man Convicted in 1991 Slaying of State Trooper
A Connecticut panel has denied early parole for a man convicted in a notorious 1991 ambush-style killing of a Connecticut State Police trooper during an early morning burglary of a gun shop ...
Lamont’s budget address celebrated CT’s turnaround. What’s next?
Lamont invited legislators to celebrate CT's string of budget surpluses, then outlined a path of continued prudence, tinged ...
Hundreds weigh in on proposed CT constitution amendment. What it would do and why it’s a fight.
As President Donald Trump seeks to dramatically remake civil rights in America, Connecticut advocates are looking to amend ...
Aaron Hernandez's brother sentenced to time served in shooting threats case
The brother of the late New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was sentenced Friday to 18 months of prison time ...
Lamont’s business tax changes would hit film and TV companies, large corporations
Gov. Ned Lamont proposed changes to Connecticut business taxes that would raise hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue ...