The Real Roger Clemens Trial Begins Now

Roger Clemens, recently acquitted in a federal perjury and obstruction of justice trial, must face disillusioned fans and a skeptical, wizened writer's association. Does it matter?

Supreme Court Overturns Stolen Valor Act

The court on Thursday voted 6-3 to reject a law that made it a crime to lie about winning war medals.

UTC Company Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges it Sold Military Equipment to China

Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp., admits it violated the federal Arms Export Control Act.

Memo Details Cost of State Employee Pensions

The memo shows just how much the state spends for the retirement of certain employees.

U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Obama Healthcare Plan

The justices also found that the so-called "individual mandate" in what's become known as Obamacare, is constitutional.

State Police Vote 'No Confidence' in Leadership's Decisions

State Troopers in Connecticut say that working conditions are less safe since a consolidation plan of dispatch centers was put into place.

Campaign Notebook: 3rd District Candidates' Facebook 'Likes' Disparity

A daily look at the news being made in Connecticut's elections.

Oxford Board of Finance Member Disagrees With High School Field Proposal

Richard Burke submits letter to the editor about his thoughts regarding the $3.1 million proposed fields project.

Public Hearing About New Oxford High Athletic Field Complex on July 9

The hearing will be held at Town Hall.

Campaign Notebook: 'Left and Right' Attack Murphy

Daily news and updates on the political races throughout Connecticut.

Gov. Malloy, Lawmakers, Working on Campaign Finance Reform

The governor is in negotiations with legislators on a package that would have to be approved in another special session.

Report: Lieberman Accepts Dozens of Special Interest Trips

The outgoing senator accepts many free trips for himself and his staff, while Connecticut's other lawmakers go on much fewer.

Board of Finance to Discuss $3.1M Field Plan

Oxford finance board will discuss the OHS athletic complex proposal tonight.

Long Awaited Traffic Light on Rte. 67 to Start Blinking Soon

After funding delays, state DOT says the light should go on the power grid in a couple of weeks.

Campaign Notebook: (Mostly) Millionaires Seek Senate

Your daily, local conversation on news and notes from the campaign trail to Congress.

State Panel Suggests Student Test Results be Part of Teacher Evals

The Performance Evaluation Advisory Council has told the state Board of Education that student and parental input should also play a role in evaluating teachers.

Gas Stations: Government Could Shut Us Down

Owners in Connecticut say a new law hurts small businesses the most.

Campaign Notebook: McMahon Backs Submarine Maker

Your daily, local conversation on news and notes from the campaign trail to Congress.

Oxford Tax Collector Leaving for Seymour

Cayenne Spremullo will be assistant tax collector in neighboring town.

Campaign Notebook: 'I Coulda Been a Contender'

Your daily, local conversation on news and notes from the campaign trail to Congress.

Campaign Notebook: Murphy the Barber

Your daily, local conversation on news and notes from the campaign trail to Congress.

Report: CT Among Worst Pension Deficits in U.S.

Out of the 50 states, a report shows that Connecticut is among the worst in terms of fiscal health.

Campaign Notebook: Steve Obsitnik Hits Contender Status

Your daily, local conversation on news and notes from the campaign trail to Congress.

Some Fired for D-SNAP Fraud to be Reinstated

Forty employees have been reinstated so far and more expected to return to work by June 29, according to the Hartford Courant.

Oxford Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting the town of Oxford.

Legislators Approve Two Bills in Special Session

Two bills included higher taxes for roll-your-own cigarettes, removing law requiring certain number of state troopers.

Oxford High Sports Complex Details Laid Out

Project would cost $3.1 million and would be completed in four months.

Letter: Dem. Town Chair Pushes for Referendum on Fields Plan

Ann Krane wants residents to have a say.

$3.1 Million Athletic Complex Goes Before Finance Board Tonight

Meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Town Hall.

CT AG Wants CL&P to Pay For "Imprudent" Storm Response

The attorney general says the utility's response to two major storms last year was so poor it should pay for it with stiff penalties.

Town Hall Could Be Open Five Days [Poll]

First Selectman says he wants the building open on Fridays.

CT in Top 10 States for Economic Growth

This state saw a 2 percent increase in gross domestic product last year, exceeding many neighboring states along the East Coast.

State to Offer Guillet a Plea Deal

Former Oxford tax collector will learn the details of the plea offer on July 18.

Oxford Eye on the Beltway: Lieberman on Postal Reform

And, Himes tweets about D-Day anniversary.

Oxford Eye on the Beltway: Blumenthal On Veterans' 'Invisible Wounds'

And, Lieberman says Obama administration is "moving too slowly."

Report: Utilities Need to Trim More Trees

Report finds that additional tree trimming would have gone a long way toward mitigating the widespread power outages that occurred in Connecticut in last October’s freak snow storm.

Oxford Eye on the Beltway: Blumenthal Visits UConn Health Center

And DeLauro holds town hall on Twitter.

Early Childhood Ed Rating System to Roll Out This Fall

Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor told the Associated Press that the system will help parents choose quality day care and early childhood education option for their children.

State Council Compromises on Teacher Evaluation Framework

The council came to a consensus on the hotly-debated 22.5 percent of the evaluation, which was originally based on standardized test scores, according to the Hartford Courant.

Gov: Donovan Should Explain Aide's Arrest

Dannel Malloy calls "despicable" the allegations that Donovan's campaign finance director hid illegal campaign donations.