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March 10, 2024
Sen. Tony Hwang (R- Fairfield) speaks on the rise of artificial intelligence and how Connecticut lawmakers are creating safeguards to protect residents.
January 26, 2024
Crews spent Thursday night sifting through rubble at a church in New London where the roof of the building collapsed hours earlier and began preparing for its anticipated demolition, as city officials say the historic structure is a total loss. “We suffered a very serious setback here in downtown New London with the loss of one of the oldest and certainly one of the most gorgeous religious ...
July 12, 2023
Southington FF In Vermont: 'Water Up To The Window Sills' - Southington, CT - A Southington firefighter from Wallingford is in Vermont this week rescuing flood victims after savage storms dumped inches of rain there.
July 11, 2023
Connecticut has sent its Urban Search & Rescue team to Vermont to help with the ongoing catastrophic flooding in the state. The team left for Berlin, Vermont on...
March 26, 2023
Sunny Kelley's story reveals the dark and corrupt reality of how CT Family Court divorce and custody cases work.
September 20, 2022
The Millstone Power Station provides more than 47 percent of Connecticut’s electricity, and more than 90 percent of its carbon-free electricity. It is Connecticut’s only nuclear power plant and it will help us understand why ranked-choice voting is so important.
February 1, 2021
UpdatedMon, Feb 1, 2021 at 4:27 pm ET Reply Madison Police Department Chief John “Jack” Drumm was appointed to the Connecticut Task Force to Study Police Transparency and Accountability. (Ellyn Santiago/Patch) MADISON, CT — Madison Police Department Chief John "Jack" Drumm was appointed to the Connecticut Task Force to Study Police Transparency and Accountability. Drumm, appointed as a voting member of the task force, will work with 10 other voting members and three non-voting members t...
December 30, 2020
Replies(3) By Scott Benjamin Monte Frank says he is confident that Connecticut will emerge from "the back waters" and clear the constitutional hurdle to make early voting and no excuse absentee ballots permanent. "I think we have the votes," said Frank of Newtown - who ran on an independent ticket for lieutenant governor in 2018 and now chairs the Connecticut Task Force for the Serve America Movement (SAM), which promotes election reforms and bipartisan problem solving. SAM endorsed candidates ...