The Latest Breaking News from Connecticut

Authorities in Connecticut investigate a fatal fire in Wallingford that claimed three lives, including an infant. Tragic incident under thorough investigation.

Connecticut House Bill 2570, which proposes increasing the threshold for felony unemployment insurance fraud from $500 to $2000, advanced from the Joint Judiciary Committee on Apr. 5 by a vote of 24-13. The Joint Labor and Public Employees Committee approved the bill with a vote of 8-4 on Mar. 7.…

Connecticut's chief public defender faces potential termination over alleged misconduct and racism accusations.

Voters cast ballots in four states including key battleground for Trump and Biden. Get up to speed with the results as they come in

Both candidates have clinched nominations, but Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island and Wisconsin turnout may hint at 2024 results

A new investment in Broadcast Pix is helping the Connecticut-based local channel improve its programming.

High property tax bills make the places on this list the most expensive states for homeowners to live in.

Connecticut introduces early voting for the first time, with positive response from voters. Republicans express concerns.

Centrist senator from Connecticut who sought to become vice-president alongside Al Gore and went on to support No Labels

Tribute to late U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman, known for bipartisan politics and devotion to Jewish faith, at funeral service in Stamford, Connecticut.

When Yale's marching band wasn't able to make it to March Madness, the Sound of Idaho stepped in — and went viral. A week later, Connecticut's governor proclaimed a "University of Idaho Day."