If you wanna get away this summer, the economic cost of a far-away war in Iran might affect your ability to spend here at home.

The city is demanding $241,560 from its former mayor to recover tuition reimbursements, severance payments and the legal costs related to investigating how the city says she improperly boosted her income over 12 years running city hall.

Governor Ned Lamont has signed a new Connecticut law that prohibits the sale and importation of pistols that can be easily converted into fully automatic machine guns.

The law seeks to get more concrete information about private equity investment in Connecticut's nursing homes, and bars investors from making decisions that would affect the care or safety of patients.

In the end, Stewart received nearly $122,000 in separation payments before they were cut off in February. The appropriate amount, the city calculated, would have been $14,275.

Companies will be required to report each policy’s actual losses to the state, providing a window into major price hikes.

Connecticut’s attorney general and commissioner of consumer protection opened an investigation into former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart’s handling of charitable assets for the Mayor’s Trophy Charitable Fund, the latest blow to a politician whose career imploded last month.

An anti-LGBTQ+ social media post by Jadon MacCormack, a Republican candidate and religious podcaster in the 50th House District of Eastern Connecticut, drew bipartisan condemnation, including a suggestion by the leader of the House Republican minority that MacCormack end his campaign.

Connecticut lawmakers are ratcheting up protections for undocumented immigrants. How might those efforts clash with the Trump administration’s plans to detain them?

In their first meeting, commissioners voted to add energy to their main issues of focus.

A panel with the state Democratic Party upheld the nominating convention results in Connecticut’s 3rd Congressional District, dismissing a complaint by U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro’s challenger, Andrew Rice, who fell short of getting a spot on the August primary ballot.

Huerta, who is 96, accepted the Latinas in Leadership Symposium’s Living Legend Award on Thursday at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford.