Alex Putterman

U.S. Rep. John Larson, D-1st District, is headed back to Washington, though he left his watch party without knowing for sure if he won reelection.

Donald Trump gained ground across Connecticut, from Hartford to Bethlehem, fueled by increases in Latino communities and those with low educational attainment.

Donald Trump's election as president will have major implications for Connecticut, from deportations to transgender rights to climate funding.

In one CT town, the presidential race was decided by only 3 votes. Plus, veto-proof majorities in the legislature and a 32-year streak snapped.

As a land-grant university, UConn profited from the sale of indigenous land. Now, students and faculty are pushing the school to right by its Native community.

A new push for teacher pension reform in Connecticut is slightly different from previous ones but still likely to generate controversy.

CT Insider caught discrepancies in six Connecticut towns and cities, some of which have since been fixed and some of which remain as of Thursday.

A closer look at some Connecticut towns shows what a lower voter turnout, an upset voter base and changing demographics can do for an election.

Voter turnout declined in Connecticut from 2020 to 2024, with tens of thousands fewer votes cast in the presidential race.

Advocates and local officials want more state money for education in Connecticut. Gov. Ned Lamont isn't sold.