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Under a loud overpass, lawmakers stressed the importance on passing a federal physical...

A $6.5 million addition will enhance programming at the facility, but more dollars are...

The action enables officials to bring the question of whether federal COVID relief funds...

State Rep. Tom O’Dea and state Sen. Will Haskell gave their opinions on marijuana...

Whatever the result, today’s special election in the 36th Senate District will provide grist for the continuing debate over the political identity of this affluent corner of Connecticut, a region of outsized political and economic influence. Greenwich is a brand synonymous with wealth and power, a community of 63,518 that trails only London, New York City and Chicago in hedge fund jobs, and where million-dollar homes are sold as tear-downs.

Eversource: Heat caused thousands to lose power in Danbury area June 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail File photo — Eversource trucks staged at Branchville train station in Ridgefield, Conn.Macklin Reid / Hearst Connecticut Media The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for all of Connecticut on Wednesday afternoon, as wind and rain were expected to close out the third and final day of hot and humid weather. The storms was expected to bring isolated hail up to the size of a...

Surprised by state Sen. Kassers resignation, GOP and Democrats gear up for special election FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 State Senator Alex Kasser addresses women from across the region gathered for the Womens March to Save Democracy to protest President Trumps Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett on Saturday, October 17, 2020, at Stamford Superior Court in Stamford, Conn.File / Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of12 State Senator Alex Kasser addresses women from acr...

Gasoline prices would rise by 5 cents to 10 cents a gallon in the first ten years of thee...

In what’s become an annual tradition at the state Capitol, legislation authorizing Tesla and other electric vehicle manufacturers to sell directly to car buyers stalled out and died. Car dealers have honed their skills over the last four or five years fighting the measure that would breach Connecticut’s decades-old dealership model. The legislation failed to advance before the General Assembly ...

House Majority Leader Jason Rojas was reminded of a bill that still hadn’t been called...