Connecticut's festival season is back. From skillet-throwing competitions to pie-eating contests and agricultural fairs, celebrations are happening across the state.

Leaders of the Connecticut House and Senate are staying silent on why money earmarked in the previous two-year budget for a youth workforce program went to a nonprofit that is now being eyed in a federal probe.

Researchers from New England Aquarium are tagging sand tiger sharks in Boston Harbor to better understand the species as its population slowly rebounds.

Wanda Geter-Pataky, who's at the center of the Bridgeport election fraud case, has been arrested again, this time accused of violating the conditions of her release by contacting some of the witnesses expected to testify against her.

Maria Reina de la Paz Parish — or Mary Queen of Peace — is a Jubilee 2025 pilgrimage site in the Archdiocese of Hartford.

A New Haven-based nonprofit, which helps formerly incarcerated people obtain employment and job skills, will soon open up a location in Bridgeport’s East Side neighborhood.

The cost of administering SNAP will be an extra $32 million for Connecticut in fiscal year 2026, and nearly $43 million annually thereafter. Those costs are in addition to an extra $130 million in annual SNAP payments, according to a new budget analysis.

The protest, organized by the group Stamford Norwalk United with Immigrants (SNUI), unfolded outside of the Stamford Superior Courthouse, where two immigrant workers were arrested by ICE officers Monday morning.

This hour, the actor Richard Thomas, who is in Hartford starring in ‘Mark Twain Tonight!,’ and the writer John Jeremiah Sullivan join us to talk Twain.

State Sen. Ryan Fazio of Greenwich opened a campaign for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with a dig at Connecticut’s popular Democratic governor and a pledge to lower state income taxes, cap local property taxes and reduce electric rates.

Pizza truck owner Louise Joseph said she remembers the first time she realized people, even in apizza-crazed New Haven, liked her wood-fired pies.

Several neighborhoods in Fairfield County saw the number of families who work from home doubled in recent years.