At a special ceremony in Hartford, citizens of Connecticut’s state-recognized tribes spoke out about the disproportionate number of Native people who are murdered or go missing each year.

Benjamin Crump, a nationally recognized civil rights attorney, says the Connecticut Office of the Inspector General doesn’t need months to figure out what was captured on video.“It seems that the Inspector General's Office is dragging its feet, and that's troubling to the family of Stevie Jones,” Crump said.

In Connecticut, a proposed state bill that would ban the sale of pistols capable of being converted into a fully automatic weapon is closer to becoming law.

During testimony that stretched for hours at the state capitol, critics argued the legislation would give Connecticut's Public Health Commissioner sweeping power to set vaccination schedules and define immunization standards for residents.

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.

Connecticut’s congressional delegation and veterans advocates are criticizing a leaked internal memo revealing the federal government's plans to cut more than 80,000 Department of Veterans Affairs workers. There are an estimated 150,000 veterans living in the state.

The bomb threat sent to Connecticut Attorney General William Tong’s Stamford home on Friday is part of a growing number of threats made against public officials across the state and U.S. in recent years.

The State Comptroller wears many hats, including maintaining all official state accounting records. This hour, Comptroller Sean Scanlon joins us to talk about Connecticut’s fiscal landscape.

Data centers are already a reality in Connecticut, but Gov. Ned Lamont says he wants them to be prioritized. Lamont said artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a crucial sector of the state’s economy.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong talks with host Catherine Shen for the hour about his work nationally and locally, including his top priorities for 2025.