Former employee makes serious allegation against Hartford school superintendent
Questions are being raised about pointed comments made by someone who identifies herself as a former Hartford Public Schools ...
CT convicted felon indicted after feds alleged he was found with cocaine, illegal firearm
A federal grand jury in Hartford returned a three-count indictment on Feb. 12 charging Felix Narvaez, 53, of Waterbury, with ...
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Former CT deputy budget director, Democratic state lawmaker charged in corruption scheme
Former state deputy budget director Konstantinos Diamantis and former state Democratic lawmaker Christopher Ziogas were ...
Connecticut Democrats sound alarm on proposed cuts to federal Medicaid funding
State Democrats are sounding the alarm about proposed cuts to federal Medicaid funding. They say medical care for almost a million people in Connecticut is now at risk. On ...
CT man previously convicted of fraud gets more years in prison for multiple parole violations
A Connecticut man previously convicted of fraud offenses totaling over $1 million has been sentenced to two more years in ...
CT bill would eliminate minimum off-street parking requirements
Advocates say the bill would make building housing easier and make better use of land, but opponents worry about the impact ...
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Connecticut man involved in million-dollar fraud scheme violates supervised release and is sentenced
Marc Anthony Alexander, 44, of Milford, was sentenced to two more years in prison for violating his supervised release that ...
Do CT towns and cities have too much parking? Some advocates hoping for parking mandate reform say yes
CT legislators will consider a bill that could reform parking mandates, which require developers to build a certain amount of ...
CT bill would ensure unhoused aren’t punished for sleeping outside
Following a Supreme Court decision, advocates worry that people experiencing homelessness might be ticketed or arrested for ...
She’s attending college but can’t read or write. Now she’s suing her high school district
Aleysha Ortiz, a 19-year-old student attending the University of Connecticut, said that she can’t read or write, despite ...