How Dependent Is Connecticut On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

How Far Does $100 Go In Connecticut?

A new report examines which states offer you the biggest bang for your buck, and the news is not good for CT.

Republican Candidates to Be Selected Wednesday

The caucus will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Jeff Yates room at the police station in Farmington.

How Dependent Is Connecticut On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores, which is in effect just in time for the Fourth of July.

Malloy Proposes Business Tax Rollbacks After Companies Explored Leaving

Gov. Malloy proposed several changes to the budget. Several large companies are considering a move out of state.

Farmington Tower Rejected

The Siting Council rejected Tower Holding, LLC's proposal to build a 180 foot tower in town.

Indiana Strikes Back: State Takes Swipe at CT

Indiana took out a full-page ad in the WSJ, lending its support to Fairfield-based GE and others that have criticized the state's new taxes.

Connecticut Shakes Up Liquor Laws Again

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Siting Council Rejects Farmington Training Tower

The preliminary vote was held on Thursday.

Siting Council Rejects Farmington Training Tower

The preliminary vote was held on Thursday.

Judge Evelyn Daly Appointed Acting Judge of the Hartford Probate Court

Judge Evelyn Daly will also continue to conduct the business of the Farmington-Burlington Probate Court in the interim.

Farmington Residents Planning to Protest Training Tower

The protest will take place on Thursday in New Britain.

Store at Westfarms Mall in Farmington Receives Safety Citation

Emergency exits blocked by piles of store inventory appears to be a recurring hazard at Forever 21.

Road Closure Causing Delays in Farmington

One lane will be closed until at least 6 p.m.

Farmington State Sen. Bye Votes in Favor of Bill Designed to Protect Babies

She voted in support of a bill requiring hospitals to provide information about safe sleep practices to parents of newborns at discharge.

Farmington Budget Referendum Results

The results of three referendum questions, including the annual budget.

Farmington Budget Referendum Results

The results of three referendum questions, including the annual budget.

Farmington Budget Heads to Referendum

No changes were made to a recent proposal.

Farmington Budget Heads to Referendum

No changes were made to a recent proposal

Farmington Residents Write to Siting Council Opposing Proposed Tower

Some residents have performed and published signal tests. The claim is that signal strength in the area is already strong.

Farmington Town Officials, Residents Oppose 180-Foot Tower Plan

The tower would be used for cellular reception and training purposes. Some are upset that the matter is circumventing local zoning.

Farmington Town Officials, Residents Oppose 180-Foot Tower Plan

The tower would be used for cellular reception and training purposes. Some are upset that the matter is circumventing local zoning.

Farmington Receives $350k STEAP Grant

The grant will help improve access of Farmington Ave. through the Bioscience Corridor and historic Farmington Village.

Farmington Subdivision Lot Proposal Draws Some Concern

A few neighbors are concerned about a plan to build three new houses on a scenic roadway.

Farmington Town Council Approves $97.5 Million Budget

The budget comes with an increase of spending and taxes.

Farmington Library Will Benefit from Grant

The grant will help fund a media lab and makerspace.

Farmington Town Council Approves $97.5 Million Budget

The budget comes with an increase of spending and taxes.

Students and Residents Speak in Favor of School Budget Proposal

The proposal comes with a small increase over the current year, which should maintain current service levels.

Map: Nearly 100 Pedestrians Killed on Connecticut Roads Between 2011-2013

Two Farmington pedestrians were among the victims. The Tri-State Transportation Campaign is calling for greater road safety measures.

Farmington State Rep. Demicco to Hold Office Hours

Demicco wants to hear from constituents as the legislative season gets underway.

Farmington Town Manager Proposes $26 Million Capital Improvement Plan

The plan would last five years and pay for things like new fire engines.

Farmington State Sen. Bye on Hand to See FCC Net Neutrality Vote

Bye was part of a state delegation that discussed a plan to bring gigabit-Internet speeds to the state.

Farmington Town Manager Proposes $26 Million Capital Improvement Plan

The plan would last five years and pay for things like new fire engines.

Farmington BOE Approves 4.25 Percent Budget Increase

The total budget recomendation for the 2015-2016 school year is $60.7 million.

Farmington Town Councilors Voice Concerns About Fire Training Facility

The plan is for Farmington and Avon firefighters to use the facility.

Farmington Considers Buying Open Space Parcel

The deal would be part of a land swap between the town and Walnut Farms Village Association.

Farmington Legislators Applaud Investment in Sunken Garden Poetry Festival

A state-supported investment will help the festival

Farmington Residents: Tax on Sugary Drinks and Sweets May be on Way

A state representative has drafted a bill that if passed would put a tax on sugary drinks and candy.