When it comes to money for special education, Connecticut schools have largely welcomed any and all they can get. As the special education student population grows and the costs keep rising, districts continue to press for more...
A former Connecticut official convicted of corruption — and currently on the run in Greece — has appealed a federal sentencing decision that would see him in jail for 7 years. Filed in U.S. Court for the District of Connecticut on...
Any civilized person would agree the white supremacist protest march on the streets of downtown Danbury Saturday night, a dozen or so masked men shouting “white power” and “Sieg Heil” with arms in the Hitler salute, was a reprehensible and...
NORWALK — The city has seen at least four serious crashes involving e-bikes and escooters since the beginning of the summer, prompting the Norwalk school district to consider banning the electric mobility devices near school...
Three of the nine prediction market companies targeted last month by Gov. Ned Lamont and the Department of Consumer Protection have stopped operating their sports prediction market services in Connecticut, officials confirmed this...
