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We all want to be #1, unless #1 means you pay more money than numbers 2, 3, 4, and 5. So depending on how you see it, Fairfield County is the winner, or the loser.

According to NBC CT, Ronald Culmo turned himself into Derby police after being charged with stealing funds from a local organization to pay for porn and gambling.

The Connecticut governor said his team is continuing conversations with nearly two dozen Israeli companies about future investments.

If Connecticut lawmakers truly want to protect youth, they would understand that bans are ineffective and ultimately make the issue worse.

They looked at the 116 most populous cities in America, and examined metrics like employment rate, average work hours in a week and unused vacation time, and Bridgeport did not perform well in the study.

E-cigarette and vapor flavor bans will only help the already-booming black market,...

One Powerball ticket sold in Connecticut matched all six balls in Monday nights drawing to win $185.3 million.

Connecticut gaming officials have given any potential online poker sites the regulatory go-ahead, but no operators have shown interest yet.

Centric Property Group, led by owner Jeffrey Jackson, will become Corcoran Centric Realty in the brokerage's first foray into the Constitution State.

The newly-established CT Cannabis Chamber of Commerce will be a resource and informational hub for the state’s growing legal industry, according to one of its founders. The chamber announced its formation earlier this month and has already held an introductory meeting for those interested in becoming members. According to its founders, the new coalition aims to be an informational hub for people in and entering different parts of the state’s cannabis industry.