Another Earthquake Rattles CT Friday: Latest Updates

For the second time on Friday, an earthquake was felt in Connecticut. Here are the latest details on both earthquakes.

Is There An EV Backlash In CT? Patch Poll Results

Nine states are planning to ban new gasoline-powered vehicle sales by 2035. Should Connecticut be among them? Patch readers weigh in.

CT 2024 Presidential Primary Results: Biden, Trump Win: AP

Registered Democrats and Republicans in Connecticut cast their votes Tuesday, April 2 in the 2024 presidential primary.

Data Underscores Imperative for Action on CT's At-Risk Youth

Legislature Considers Proposal Approved by Education Committee Toward Comprehensive State Response

CT 2024 Presidential Primary Election: Here's What You Need To Know

Here's everything you need to know concerning the 2024 CT presidential primary elections, including candidates and polling places.

CT State Police Intensify Crackdown On Reckless Driving: New Data

The presence of troopers has been expanded in areas where there have been higher fatalities and crashes. More areas are planned too.

To EV Or Not To EV: Is There An Electric Vehicle Backlash In CT?

Lawmakers are discussing electric vehicles, and a new bill has been proposed in CT. Take the Patch poll and let us know what you think.

How CT House Lawmakers Voted On TikTok Ban

See how the Connecticut congressional delegation voted on a bill that would lead to a nationwide ban of the popular video app TikTok.

Students Lobby To Dethrone CT's State Insect, The Praying Mantis

Connecticut has designated a voracious predator as its bug-to-be-most-proud-of for decades, but its reign could soon come to an end.

Husky 'Testifies' Supporting Bill To Name CT State Dog And Candy

With the help of a human handler who spoke for him, UConn mascot Jonathan XV explained why huskies make the perfect official state dog.

Connecticut Among Most-Taxed States In U.S.: Study

With tax season upon us, WalletHub examined which states are paying the highest and lowest taxes.

CT School Cellphone Crackdown: Patch Poll Results

A controversial proposal by Gov. Ned Lamont would make CT students' phones unavailable during class time. Patch asked readers for their take

Bishop of El Paso to Deliver Lecture on Immigration at Fairfield U

In light of the challenging circumstances at the U.S.-Mexico border, Bishop Seitz aims to shed light on the imperative role of the Church.

CT Primaries, Early Voting Set To Impact 2024 Presidential Race

The state's presidential primary will be earlier this year, moved up by four weeks from the last Tuesday in April to the first​.

CT Student Loan Borrowers Could Get Email Saying Debt Is Erased

Eligible borrowers will begin receiving emails Wednesday from President Joe Biden and don't need to take any action to receive the relief.

Concerned About 'Rate Shock,' Eversource Warns Of CT Power Bill Hike

The average residential customer is in for a "rate shock" utility officials said, and they are offering some solutions to reduce that burden

CT Highest Paid State Employees Of 2023: Here's Who Made How Much

Basketball coaches and doctors continued to get the most love from their Connecticut state paymasters last year.

Lamont Talks Housing Woes, Paying Down Debt In State Address

Gov. Ned Lamont pitched tax cuts, infrastructure investments and gun law changes in his State of the State address.

CT To Cancel Medical Debt For Eligible Residents

The bold move will make Connecticut the first state in the nation to erase medical debt for a sizable swath of residents.

How CT Residents Can Reclaim Lost Money On 'Unclaimed Property Day'

Millions of Americans collectively have billions of dollars in unclaimed property held by their state. See if you’re among them.

CT State Police Ticket Scandal Investigation Findings Released

Gov. Ned Lamont's Office has released its report on the investigation into the Connecticut State Police's false ticket scandal.

$1.7 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Connecticut

A total of 3,594 "winning" tickets were sold in CT, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

What’s Going On With REAL ID? Things To Know In CT

How much longer can this can get kicked down the road? The latest date Connecticut residents need to remember is May 7, 2025…

These New Connecticut Laws Could Change Your Life In 2024

Several of the new laws include monetary changes, while others will result in changes to online dating and social media usage for some.

Lamont Outlines CT's 'Largest Income Tax Reductions Ever' For 2024

The three measures are designed to reduce taxes for Connecticut taxpayers by approximately $460.3 million, Gov. Lamont said.

This CT City Is Among Worst Run In The Country: Study

A recent study ranked the 149 largest cities in the country based on how well run they are. The news was not good for one CT city.

CT Decides Fate Of Gas-Powered Vehicles — For Now

Gov. Ned Lamont's proposal to ban new sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 was dealt a setback Tuesday.

2 Winning Powerball Tickets Worth $200,000 Each Sold In CT

The Connecticut Lottery reports that 9,928​ "winning" Powerball tickets were sold in CT. Did you win some money?

Several Applesauce Products Recalled For Risk Of Elevated Lead Levels

The voluntary recall comes after four children in North Carolina showed sings of lead poisoning after consuming the affected products.

Elected Constables: What Exactly Are Their Duties?

Most people, including some candidates for the office, are not aware of all the potential responsibilities.

Everything You Need To Know About Election Day In CT

From voter registration to where to vote, here's everything you need to know ahead of the 2023 election.

CT, 41 States Sue Meta Over 'Addictive' Features That Harm Kids

The multistate coalition that brought today’s complaint is also investigating TikTok’s conduct on similar concerns, CT officials said.

CT 2022 Crime Report: What's Dropped, What's On The Rise

A new report compares the number of crimes in CT in 2022 with previous years. Here's why you may be surprised by the results.

3.2% Social Security Hike Coming To Thousands Of Connecticut Residents

One Connecticut House member said, "Congress must reform Social Security and bring benefits into this century."

Sen. Murphy Among Officials Targeted In Vietnam's Hack Attempt: Report

Officials were targeted using software that would turn on their microphone and camera and retrieve all files, per The Washington Post.

AG Tong To 'Thoroughly Scrutinize' Proposed Gas Rate Increases

Attorney General William Tong is skeptical of proposed rate increases for natural gas that would affect Connecticut households.

CT Continues Push For Offshore Wind Power With Multi-State Partnership

A new multi-state partnership and the creation of the Connecticut Wind Collaborative are part of the state's wind power strategy.

CT Public Safety Head Steps Down; Lamont Nominates Successor

Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Commissioner James Rovella is retiring. Ronnell Higgins was nominated as successor.

Federal Funding Bill Collapses, Shutdown Looms: Impact On Connecticut

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s last-ditch effort to keep the federal government temporarily open collapsed Friday.

These New CT Laws That Can Change Your Life Go Into Effect Oct.1

Several new laws go into effect Oct. 1 in Connecticut. Here is what you need to know about some of these possibly life-changing new laws.