1.5M Free Eggs To Be Distributed In CT After Illegal Price Manipulation Scheme

The eggs will go to food pantries and community service organizations, officials said.

Massive Amazon Proposal Leads To Community Opposition In Killingly

Opponents are raising funds to fight the proposed Amazon development.

10 CT Law Changes Taking Effect Oct. 1: Flock Cameras, Immigration, More

Nearly 100 laws passed by the Connecticut General Assembly will take effect in whole or in part Oct. 1.

Key 2026 Voting Deadlines In Connecticut

Here's the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election, when you must request a mail-in ballot and more voting info.

What CT Lawmakers Are Saying About $5K ‘Trump Dividends’

Trump says Americans would get $5,000 checks if Republicans keep control of Congress in November. Here’s what CT lawmakers are saying.

News 12 Restructuring Prompts Questions From CT Regulators

Connecticut wants to be notified of any planned changes to local news programming.

Undocumented Immigrant With CT ‘Drive Only’ License Charged In Fatal Ohio Crash

“Quite simply, your policies are killing my constituents,” a U.S. Senator from Ohio wrote to CT Gov. Ned Lamont.

Roxbury Couple In Fight To Let Hikers, Dog Walkers On Their Property

A letter sent to town officials Thursday seeks to resolve any zoning issues preventing the use.

CT To Receive $265M In Landmark Facebook, Instagram Lawsuit

The funds are part of an overall $17 billion multistate settlement against Meta, according to the Attorney General’s office.

Here's How To Know If You've Been 'Flocked' In CT

Flock has deployed about 120,000 cameras across 49 states, including Connecticut.

Automatic Tariff Refunds Coming To These CT Residents

Refunds are the last step in a months-long process that kicked off when the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's sweeping tariffs.

CT Cuts Taxes On School Supplies, Expands Annual Tax-Free Week

Several school supplies are now tax-free in Connecticut.

Former CT Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman Dies; Remembered For Advocacy

Gov. Ned Lamont has directed flags to half-staff in her honor.

Winner Revealed In CT 5th District Republican Congressional Primary

Chris Shea and Jonathan De Barros faced off Tuesday for the Republican nomination to challenge U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes.

Winner Revealed In CT Democratic Gubernatorial Primary

Gov. Ned Lamont and state Rep. Josh Elliott faced off Tuesday for the Democratic nomination for governor.

Feds Sue CT To Stop In-State Tuition Rate, Financial Aid For Undocumented Immigrants

Litigation was also filed Monday against New York and Vermont, according to the federal government.

CT Minimum Wage To Jump In January: Here’s How Much

The new amount is set to take effect on Jan. 1.

Flock Camera Expansion Could Pause As Top CT Democrats Push Privacy Changes

Lawmakers say they'll seek stronger privacy protections after growing concerns over surveillance technology.

CT Voters Say Affordability Tops Governor's Race As Zillow Warns Housing Supply Is Falling Behind

A new poll found affordability tops voters' concerns as Zillow points to Connecticut's housing shortage.

CT's 5th District GOP Primary: What To Know About The Candidates

Republican voters will choose between Chris Shea and Jonathan De Barros on Aug. 11.

Connecticut Democratic Primary: What To Know About Lamont, Elliott Before Election Day

The incumbent governor and his progressive challenger differ on taxes, health care, housing and the state’s approach to affordability.

House Passes Bill Making Daylight Saving Time Permanent: How Connecticut’s Reps Voted

Legislation that would end twice-a-year clock changes has cleared the U.S. House.

New Laws Bring Major Changes To CT: Here's What To Know

The latest legislative session brought major changes across the state. Here is a look at the top new laws.

Connecticut Earns 40/100 in New Financial Transparency Ranking

According to new national report by Truth in Accounting

Gov. Lamont Announces Departure Of DEEP Commissioner Katie Dykes, Names Acting Successor

The commissioner will leave in July after nearly 14 years of state service.

New Report Raises More Questions About Erin Stewart's Mayoral Tenure

A new 91-page report was released Thursday concerning Stewart's time in office.

CT Candidate’s ‘Happy Straight Month’ Social Media Comments Create Flap

The comments followed Gov. Ned Lamont’s announcement designating June as LGBTQ Pride Month

Connecticut Proposes $300 Grocery Cards For Residents Losing SNAP Benefits

Connecticut plans $300 grocery cards for about 25,000 residents losing SNAP benefits under federal rule changes.

CT Lawmaker To Introduce 100% Tax on Trump’s $1.8B Fund

A bill would prevent Connecticut residents who participated in the Jan. 6 Washington D.C. attack from getting any financial benefit.

CT Launches Probe Into Gaming Platform Roblox, Claiming Child Harm

The state’s Attorney General called it an “online pedophile playground” while announcing the investigation.

Connecticut Governor Goes Off On Proposed Electric Rate Hike, Eversouce Executive Compensation

In an open letter to state families Thursday, Gov. Ned Lamont blasted Eversource Energy on two fronts.

Booze Temporarily Banned At 10 CT Recreation Spots

Officials cited alcohol-related misconduct for the temporary ban.

State Sen. Ryan Fazio Earns GOP Nomination For Governor

The party held its convention this weekend.

Lamont Earns Democratic Nomination For Governor But Primary Expected

The party held its convention on Saturday.

Stewart Suspends Campaign For Governor Amid Probe Into Credit Card Use

The Republican is facing scrutiny over whether she used the card for personal benefit while serving as New Britain mayor.

Pentagon Dump Of UFO Files Add Intrigue To CT Sightings

The National UFO Reporting Center was founded by noted UFO investigator Robert J. Gribble in 1974.

Glock-Style Pistol Ban Bill In CT Heads To Gov. Ned Lamont

A bill that would ban certain Glock-style pistols from being sold in Connecticut cleared the General Assembly.

Domestic Violence Tracking Bill Approved By CT Legislature

Lawmakers unanimously passed a measure to create a statewide system for tracking domestic violence cases.

Bristol-Based Company To Close, Mass Layoffs Announced

The company will cease operations at the local site, according to a filing with the state of Connecticut.

Connecticut Just Approved A Pizza License Plate — Here's When You Can Get It

The proposal celebrates Connecticut’s pizza reputation — and would raise money for a statewide food program if signed into law.