Local activist groups are protesting recent immigration detainments in Meriden, Southington and New Haven.

The report comes four years after New Haven firefighter, Ricardo Torres Jr., was killed battling a fire inside of a multi-family home in the city back in 2021. A new report by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) issued nine recommendations for the New Haven Fire Department.

West Haven’s city government now has control over its finances, ending years of state oversight which deepened after a high-profile corruption scandal in 2021.

Protesters joined with clergy members Monday in a growing escalation against the airline, which has so far not signaled it will cease the flights.

“Unbecoming Tragedy” draws from Riggins’ life — from childhood in L.A. to incarceration in Cheshire, Connecticut — in a story of loss, resilience, and healing.

Hamden’s new property assessments are pushing tax bills sharply higher despite a cut to the mill rate. Mayor Lauren Garrett says the damage could spread across Connecticut.

Immigration attorneys and activists get creative with Know Your Rights trainings, as they say residents need to know when their rights might be violated and how to prove it.

Mark Colville, a co-founder of the Amistad Catholic Worker House in New Haven, was charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer.

The Yale Center for British Art is preparing to reopen to the public on March 29 after being closed for two years for a building conservation project.

Beginning this fall, all West Haven police officers, firefighters and dispatchers can attend UNH with a full scholarship.