John Moritz

HARTFORD — Quiet down. A camera in your town could soon be listening.

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed his first bill from this year’s legislative session, rejecting a bill making changes to competitive bidding practices.

Donald Trump is a convicted felon. The first U.S. president to face criminal charges, with Thursday's unanimous verdict in a Manhattan courtroom, became the first convicted of crime.

Dozens of nonprofit theaters have closed across the country. CT's senators want to spend $1 billion to help keep them afloat.

From repaving on the Merritt Parkway to a new interchange on I-95, these roadwork projects have the potential to impact summer travel in Connecticut.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont stopped short of directly criticizing his counterpart in New York for delaying congestion pricing.

In the past, Lamont has expressed support for the concept of congestion pricing, saying, "It's a good thing for all if more people took the train."

After the price of deposits on eligible bottles and cans rose to 10 cents on Jan. 1, the percent of empties that were returned rose slightly over the first three months of the year, according to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

Connecticut Republican George Logan is facing heat for reportedly telling supporters to turn off their phones before revealing that he supports Donald Trump.

The controversial criminal defense attorney Norm Pattis has returned to the legal team representing Konstantinos "Kosta" Diamantis, according to court records, as the state's former school construction chief faces charges of extortion and bribery.