What started as a father-son project has grown into a multistate effort to make lanternfly control more fun

Flight data shows the jet dropped at least 9,000 feet over two minutes, then leveled off for several more minutes, before disappearing.

The City Council revised an ordinance establishing the city's Civilian Police Review Board, a move aimed at eliminating legal challenges raised by the police department and police union.

The settlement will pay out millions of dollars to most states, including Connecticut, to address social media harms and push Meta-owned platforms to implement certain guardrails. A mother hopes it continues to spur action at the federal level.

Judge Kari Dooley found the state law is likely unconstitutional under the second amendment right to bear arms.

The rally comes after ICE agents last week entered the Meriden courthouse and arrested a man.

The city’s Board of Alders Education Committee held a public meeting Tuesday, which had a near five-hour runtime. School employees, parents and faculty packed the pews of City Hall brandishing photos of broken, mold or dilapidated equipment in their classrooms.

The South Hartford Tunnel Pump Station is part of a multi-billion dollar effort to keep untreated sewage out of the Connecticut River.

Approximately 3,200 noncitizens in the state will lose their insurance coverage due to changes in federal eligibility rules.

Questions about the operation remain unanswered, including what authority the agents had to enter the building.

Connecticut Republican lawmakers want to suspend retail taxes on regular gasoline, diesel, through Dec. 31

Kosta Diamantis, Connecticut’s former deputy budget director and director of school construction funding who's now a fugitive in Greece, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Bridgeport.