Q & A with Berlin Mayor Adam Salina who is a delegate at the Democratic National Convention.
News and updates from the campaign trail in Connecticut.
Governor Dannel Malloy addressed the delegates from Connecticut this morning.
Board of Education President not sure what will happen next as renovation plan is sent back to Town Council.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection today trapped and euthanized a black bear in Madison that had been demonstrating aggressive behavior toward humans.
Berlin Dems vote to replace Steve Morelli with his wife Maggie Morelli.
A new report says several state firms paid little or no income taxes last year and one got a $176 million refund.
President Gary Brochu will run again, seeking his 16th, 17th and 18th years on the Board.
Building has sat idle for years with no buyers in sight.
The tax holiday exempts most clothing and footwear from Connecticut's sales tax, up to $300.
The newly-minted Democratic nominee for Connecticut's open U.S. Senate seat has wasted no time in attacking his opponent.
The candidates who will vie for Joe Lieberman's Senate seat have been chosen. The national parties have their eyes on the race and one hand on their wallets. And try as you might, you can't find a politico who's neutral about it. Let the games begin!
Town sees 27.4 percent of Republicans and 17.3 percent of Democrats vote in primaries.
GOP respondents to Patch's Red Nutmeg Survey say Ryan brings clarity to the Romney campaign; Blue Nutmeg Survey respondents think the pick will send unaffiliated voters and seniors running to Obama.
Here's all the information you need to know about the Connecticut political primaries on Tuesday, including poll information, who the candidates are and where the campaign gatherings will be on Tuesday.
Refunds are being offered to consumers who purchased any of three 1800 Tequila imported by Proximo Spirits, after the bottles' glass stoppers may have been damaged during transportation.
Many sites available in Library database with Library card.
Money will aid infants, children, youth and women affected by HIV/AIDS.
Even though Town Council does not meet other commissions continue meetings.
Plenty left to do before students go back to school.
No Town Council meetings slated for the month of August
Announcement comes on the final day of a four-day statewide emergency preparedness exercise designed to simulate a Category 3 hurricane.