HARTFORD — A usual celebratory swearing-in of new state judges took a brief, solemn turn on Wednesday, when Gov. Ned Lamont told the dozen jurists that in this day of political divisions, facts themselves — the basis of local, state and federal law — are ... See more
Shut out of the Democratic endorsement for her possible reelection, veteran state Rep. Jill Barry plans to run as a member of the Independent Party, according to documents on file with the State Elections Enforcement Commission. Barry, a conservative-lean... See more
Minority Republicans in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday celebrated last week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that allows individual states to ban transgender girls and women from competing on athletic teams whose gender they identify with. They ... See more
Local public works employees responding to emergency events and after-hours jobs will have expanded health coverage under the state’s workers' compensation program, according to new laws approved by the General Assembly that affect towns and cities. Altho... See more
HARTFORD — More than 100 artifacts from Connecticut's role in the American Revolution, ranging from a chunk of the King George III statue that was melted into patriot ammunition, to every day items from the Continental Army's 1779 winter encampment in Red... See more
