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U.S. Rep. John Larson and his three Democratic challengers squared off in the final debate ahead of the Aug. 11 primary for Connecticut’s 1st District, seeking to draw contrasts on a range of policy issues and how Congress should exert its authority in the Trump era.

Several neighborhoods around rapid bus routes and rail stations are ready to take on new housing. A new report commissioned by the Regional Plan Association, highlighted areas where housing could be constructed near bus and train hubs.

As the head conservator at The Wadsworth in Hartford, Allen Kosanovich's work preserves and restores the integrity of historical art. "Some of it could be considered detective work," he said.

Defaults on student loans have spiked across the country, including in Connecticut since last year, according to the Associated Press. Since Sept. of 2025, 44,000 additional residents have defaulted on their loans, and now 91,000 are currently in default, according to the Associated Press

Police believe there are eyewitnesses who have yet to come forward in the killings.

The victim's legal team accused the state of concealing information about how the Department of Children and Families handled his case.

In a debate focused heavily on the unprecedented political moment rather than policy, U.S. Rep. John Larson defended his nearly three decades in Congress as his three challengers sought to make the case for new leadership amid some fiery exchanges.

The Homes at Avon Park will transform a vacant office building into an apartment building. The project also involves constructing several new apartment buildings, beyond the original project proposal.

All blood types are needed, but there is a dire need for type O blood, the organization said.