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Researchers at the school teamed up with NASA scientists this winter to monitor snow, sleet and rain storms from the ground in the hopes of improving winter weather forceasts.

Researchers at the school teamed up with NASA scientists this winter to monitor snow, sleet and rain storms from the ground in the hopes of improving winter weather forceasts.

Lamont, Democrats pushing for gun control

A 1990 law requires federal agencies and museums that receive federal funding to repatriate certain Native American cultural items, including human remains and sacred objects. But our Accountability Project has found several Connecticut museums have yet to fully comply with the law.

A 1990 law requires federal agencies and museums that receive federal funding to repatriate certain Native American cultural items, including human remains and sacred objects. But our Accountability Project has found several Connecticut museums have yet to fully comply with the law.

East Dundee will spend more than $50,000 to tackle the gypsy moth infestations that are plaguing several village neighborhoods and damaging a variety of trees, especially oaks.

In an attempt to help families, senior citizens and restaurants, state legislators debated a panoply of tax proposals Monday as they try to find the right mix as they balance the state’s budget.

Kamora's Cultural Corner is seeking to buy the land it has sat on for years, to create a greenspace in perpetuity in the heart of the North End of Hartford.

State Child Advocate Sarah Eagan issued a letter Thursday to the commissioner of the Department of Children and Families calling for greater transparency and reporting about child abuse cases.

Connecticut public school teachers gathered with Capital Community College students and professors at the Old State House in Hartford earlier this month.