No formal announcement yet, but Blumenthal says he's eyeing another term — one critics note would end when he's 88.

Ashe says he knew he’d won once Longmeadow reported Tuesday night; Warren plans to spend the week relaxing in his yard instead.

Southwick's Jason Perron amended his financial filing after a GOP ethics complaint, as the 3rd Hampden race hits Election Day.

BlueBird Acres residents saw rent jump from $296 to $416 after a sewer switch. Now the state's highest court must decide who should foot the bill.

The Hartford school now counts more than 1,000 separate donor funds inside its newly nine-figure-plus endowment.

Over 123,000 Connecticut drivers had their braking and speed data sold to insurers, the state's attorney general says.

Keynote speakers at a Connecticut conference say the federal scholarship program could siphon resources while stripping disabled students of legal protections.

Bloomfield adopted zoning rules barring data centers as a New York developer's informal proposal for a sprawling tobacco-field site remains shelved.

Federal officials want to know if two Connecticut police departments are slow-walking firearm permits for residents.

Matthew Lillibridge says he was pushed out after flagging a plan to tap nutrition funds for the superintendent's salary.

State auditors say overloaded inspectors are juggling up to triple the recommended caseload at Connecticut's childcare licensing agency.

Woodstock Democrat Ethan Werstler wants to flip the 35th District blue, challenging Sen. Jeff Gordon on energy and schools.

TIGHITCO's Berlin plant will build decoy vehicles that trick radar into seeing Navy ships. Production starts by late 2027.