Get the latest local stories in your inbox.
Politics & Govt in ...
Mike Criss's knee injury suit against New Hartford now targets a youth football nonprofit, too.
Longmeadow's Select Board wants suburban towns to help run the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission, not just pay its bills.
Connecticut's Historic Preservation Council wants the attorney general to stop the demolition of a Cheney Brothers-era duplex slated to become library parking.
Newly released texts show Eversource's Joe Nolan pressing Gov. Ned Lamont to intervene, even floating Lamont's own former chief of staff as a mediator.
Board member Miriam Bleich pushed back, asking why the district isn’t moving faster on screen-time limits for younger students.
Chris Murphy says Hegseth's Pentagon shut him out of Al Udeid while Rubio opened doors in Riyadh and Doha.
The Khans want to keep renting 39 Pheasant Hill Drive on Airbnb despite a cease-and-desist order and a unanimous board denial.
CliftonLarsonAllen's forensic review found messy books but no theft, while flagging dozens of fixes for Hartford's beleaguered district.
The City Council's unanimous ordinance fix follows reports of withheld documents and a near standstill in misconduct cases.
Robert O'Connor wants a judge to undo the town's approval of Ortigia Ristorante at the historic Chester Bulkley House.
Tammy Rodriguez says the $17 billion Meta settlement is not enough without a federal duty of care for every platform.
Gov. Ned Lamont and lawmakers from both parties want changes in 2027, after a Hamden widow lost her house to a dead husband's prison debt.
Over 100 protesters outside Meriden courthouse want $50 million in legal aid and answers about an ICE arrest that may have broken state law.
Newsletter Signup
Enter your email, choose one or more newsletters, and we will only send updates for the metros you select.
* indicates required
Select at least one newsletter.