The train had 43 cars; 14 derailed, including six carrying liquid propane. Four ended up partially in the Willimantic River.

The two governments will develop offshore wind in their respective areas and share knowledge, workforce, ports and ...

The fiscally cautious governor is signaling a willingness to compromise on spending and taxes, and Democrats are happy to see ...

Negotiations devolved into a blame game among Republicans and Democrats over who should be talking to whom about the DHS ...

Lamont's budget cuts earmarks, or funds for legislators' smaller projects, amid an ongoing probe into the Blue Hills Civic ...

Online privacy is a legislative priority this year, with several bills already introduced, including two put forward by Gov.

Fairfield's fight against installing tall electrical transmission lines known as monopoles along MetroNorth rail may be over, ...

Gov. Ned Lamont's budget would allocate $12 million toward a universal school breakfast program; it's his second time pushing ...

Key U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials indicated in the fall that they planned to send agents to the Super Bowl.

Keep up with CT Mirror's coverage of Connecticut's 2026 legislative session, which began on Feb. 4 and will adjourn on May 6.

This report’s findings point to a clear reality: Connecticut’s housing system is not meeting the needs of the people who live and work here.

Homes are more than where we sleep at night. They shape where our children are educated, determine our employment opportunities, who we call our neighbors, and almost every other aspect of how we grow ...