Powerful July 4th storms may have broken CT record for largest hail
Hailstorms in Connecticut have become more frequent and widespread over the past 30 years — as have multi-day strings of hot days.
250 years of independence. 350 years of CT traffic
The Mohegan Turnpike was the state’s first turnpike: proof that Connecticut has always been an early adopter of charging people money to get somewhere.
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REGISTER: 2026 Supreme Court Lookback
New York Times Supreme Court reporter Ann Marimow will speak with host John Dankosky about the Court’s major decisions from this past term.
In Greenwich, controversial speed cameras are poised to go back online
Automated speed cameras near schools in Greenwich may soon be operating again after they were turned off months ago due to public outcry.
On taxes, is CT keeping up with its neighbors?
CT officials say the state is unaffordable. Some say it’s time to learn from our neighbors and raise taxes on the wealthy.
Eversource, UI say CT officials exceeded authority with 2025 energy bill
Eversource and UI sued CT officials, accusing them of trying to impede the federal government’s regulation of interstate transmission.
Congressional Black Caucus hit by Supreme Court ruling
The long, often agonizing struggle for Black political clout in Washington faces a new, uncertain and potentially troublesome chapter.
A transgender fencer lost her team. Now she’s rebuilding at UConn.
After losing her spot on a Division I women’s fencing team, Red Sullivan is rebuilding her life at UConn – and redefining what comes next.
New Britain to sue Erin Stewart, saying she missed deadline for restitution
Stewart missed the first of three deadlines the city set to recover over $240K in legal costs, tuition reimbursements and severance payments.
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