A 2008 state law authorizes state judges to reduce or revoke pensions of public officials and government workers convicted of on-the-job corruption.

Federal funding for SNAP food assistance could halt Saturday, leaving 360,000 Connecticut residents without new benefits on their EBT cards.

With no end in sight to the federal government shutdown, it appears tens of millions of Americans — including hundreds of thousands of Connecticut residents — are about to miss food assistance payments they rely on.

Nobody anticipated this or foresaw this. At this point, there’s an awful lot of loose ends. All I can say is it would be premature for anyone to rush to judgment. Obviously, this is a tragic

Career Resources in Bridgeport is trying to do its part to keep low-income households fed as the federal government shutdown impacts food benefits.

The famous Meriden Traffic Tower on display in the city represents a significant milestone in Connecticut transportation history as the state’s first electric traffic light and possibly the first in all of New England.

This article originally published at Former Connecticut school building chief wants to bring jurors back for questioning. Police say the women were spotted concealing lobster meat, prime ribeye steaks, and truffle butter. "Is anybody dead back there?" Sean Higgins asked one of the officers, according to testimony Wednesday.

The 20-year-old Connecticut man accused of brutally killing his mom took a grisly high school forensics course, according to a former classmate.

While many New York voters are heading to the polls for early voting, other residents in fear of a Mamdani administration are looking to run for the hills.

Each week during the 2025 high school football season, GametimeCT will take a look at a few of the key games to watch on the schedule. Some will feature rivalries and rematches, others could have playoff implications or a few other surprises.

A student at Stonington High School was taken into custody Thursday after police responded to a report of a gun, prompting a school lockdown.

Democratic Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes suggested on Wednesday that Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could kill any of her enemies as president since Republicans support the strikes of narco-terrorists.