Power could be restored by Tuesday night to thousands of Connecticut residents following weekend storms, according to officials with energy provider Eversource.

Automated speed cameras near local schools in Greenwich may soon be operating again after they were turned off months ago due to public outcry.

The club awarded students $120,000 in scholarships.

Haitian and Syrian immigrants living in Connecticut under a Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are now rushing to consult with immigration advocates following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling issued Thursday which gives the federal government the go-ahead to begin deportations.

Fairfield has a new fire safety inspection fee system. Now, corporate landlords with hundreds of apartments are paying a larger fee to the town. The fee increased from $100 per building to $40 per unit.

Erica Gildae recently arrived back in the states after an eight month deployment to the Middle East in support of Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. - Israel war against Iran.

Many children across Connecticut are looking forward to the summer, but it’s also a heightened time for summer injuries and even deaths due to accidents.

Juneteenth commemorates the day in 1865 when the Union Army informed enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, that they were free, months after the end of the Civil War.

Bridgeport eliminated librarian positions in 2025 as a result of budget cuts, which the city’s school district partly blamed on inadequate state funding.

Developer Stephen Shapiro says his idea for a 15-mile, $50 billion crossing makes fiscal and environmental sense.