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Connecticut's solar industry has been growing, fueled by cheaper technology and new payment models. Last year alone, more than 5,000 people installed rooftop solar panels, but the rise has left some homeowners vulnerable.

Norwalk celebrated the final phase of a new mixed income development project this week. It replaces Connecticut’s oldest public housing complex which was significantly damaged by flooding during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

NPR has been reporting on the humanitarian crisis going on at the American border as over 12,000 Haitian refugees at one point gathered in the town of Del Rio, Texas, with hopes of gaining entry into the U.S.

A Connecticut police officer was seriously injured early Monday when he was pinned between his police cruiser and a stolen car.

Nevada jail officials say a Connecticut police officer charged with driving under the influence in a Las Vegas crash that killed a fellow officer remains detained while awaiting approval for house arrest and electronic monitoring.

A $50,000 reward was posted Monday by the state of Connecticut for information leading to an arrest in the death of a 26-year-old woman who was found strangled in 2018.

In Connecticut, 75.4% of the state's entire population has received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose and 67.9% are fully vaccinated, according to CDC data.

After Afghanistan’s government fell to the Taliban last month, countless Afghans with ties to the U.S. have been trying to make their way to America. Many have succeeded, but only after making the harrowing decision to leave family behind. This was the case for the Shinwari family.

View the ongoing rebuilding and daily life photographed during the filming of Connecticut Public’s documentary Cutline - Los de María: Four Years After the Hurricane.