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A U.S. attorney warned the CT senator over his inquiry into the White House ballroom. Blumenthal pushed back that he won't be 'intimidated.'
Disability rights advocates called on the Lamont administration to ensure funding for programs serving people with disabilities.
New London was poised to become a regional hub for offshore wind development. The Trump administration's war on offshore wind changed things.
Plus: How CT's House delegation voted on Pete Hegseth's impeachment and why workers at a West Hartford defense contractors are striking.
The impacts of Medicaid work requirements will hit cities hardest, while western CT will feel the effects of the expiration of ACA subsidies.
Federal law gives people the right to seek asylum if they fear persecution in their home countries.
The complaint said that Harry A. Gampel donated $1 million to UConn in 1989 under an agreement that the building would be known as “Harry A. Gampel...
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide Friday because of communication problems at regional air traffic control centers.
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a nationwide ground stop at all airports "due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety."
A new chair of the University of Connecticut’s Board of Trustees was selected by the governor.
Foster Alumni Mentors has launched an $800,000 capital campaign to purchase its currently rented office space at 529 25½ Road and the adjacent Inspired Starfish thrift shop. Led by Executive Director Kimberly Raff, the nonprofit aims to eliminate long-term lease overhead and establish a permanent, reliable home base for local foster care alumni.
Former Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexander Zwinck—who resigned last year following an internal investigation and a lawsuit from Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser for improperly sharing information with federal immigration authorities—has taken a job with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Zwinck had previously faced scrutiny and a state lawsuit over a 2025 traffic stop that led to a Utah college student being detained by ICE.