Public Safety Commissioner James Rovella said any troopers found to have intentionally falsified records should be terminated and never work in law enforcement again.

Newly-released census data shows that Connecticut’s retirement-age population grew faster than the national average — and the average in Florida.

Attorney David Shaw says former Connecticut governor U.S. Senator Lowell Weicker had courage in his fight to pass the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Rep. Maryam Khan criticized police and emergency medical services for their response on the scene and in the days following the attack.

Gov. Ned Lamont has announced a recruitment incentive program for the Connecticut National Guard, which pays a stipend to active and retired members who recruit new members.

An 89-unit affordable housing apartment complex reopened on Hartford's Park Terrace. The apartments, spread among 14 buildings, were refurbished by the Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford.

A state-funded pilot program will dedicate $85 million to sewage flood mitigation efforts, as climate change brings more powerful and frequent storms.

Families in the area attended the policy panel, seeking to share their stories and get advice to get their immigration papers in order.

This mother paid her rent, turned to the city for help with housing code violations, and won a complaint for an unjust rent hike. Why was she still forced to leave?

One year since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, ending the federal right to an abortion, Connecticut health care leaders and lawmakers look to protect residents' rights.