John Moritz

Washington, Conn. is known as a bucolic retreat for wealthy New Yorkers. But residents complain that speedsters along the town's rural roads are a nuisance.

In an effort to address constant speeding in three locations in town, Washington, Conn., officials are preparing to deploy automated cameras along country roads to capture pictures of the speedsters.

The campus of Gateway Community College in New Haven. The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system announced this week that an error led

It's an experience familiar to almost anyone who's driven along Connecticut highways late on a rainy night: straining to make out the white-and-yellow

Former president Jimmy Carter died Sunday at the age of 100. Carter was a former submariner in Connecticut many years ago.

New York City operates one of the nation's largest automated traffic enforcement programs. On Long Island, they're getting rid of the cameras.

News Connecticut These major Connecticut highways are getting new exit numbers in 2025 By John Moritz

While congestion pricing has stoked fury in many New York suburbs, few Connecticut commuters make the trip into the city by car.

Challenged to grow their cities by 50%, Connecticut mayors say housing costs and education funding could hamper growth.

Proposed legislation comes as President Trump moves swiftly to withdraw from international accord, end environmental regulations