John Moritz

After several failed attempts to address the issue, lawmakers passed an omnibus energy bill during the 2025 legislative session that includes a new calculation for levying taxes on large solar arrays.

Efforts to restore rivers critical to spawning Atlantic salmon, as well as habitats for other federally-protected species in New England are under

Under the new system, Rep. Jaime Foster said that most commercial solar developers will no longer be eligible for broad exemptions from local property taxes.

Roughly 2,200 people are buried at Blake Street Cemetery, many in graves marked only with numbers. Researchers want to tell their stories.

“They're almost alive in my mind, I've spent so much time with them,” Snyder said. “Their story is so representative of what happened to African women, being used in such a terrible way, kept enslaved. So they're very representative, but theirs is also a triumphant story because they were free, and Lois was able to live out her own life, which was rare.”

Opponents of a controversial natural gas expansion project in Brookfield celebrated this week after state environmental regulators agreed to reopen

Connecticut regulators agreed to allow Eversource to recover $861 million in deferred storms costs on Wednesday, cutting more than $500 million from the request filed by the company last year.

An ambitious proposal to transform a defunct power plant on Norwalk's Manresa Island into a public park and event space is facing growing unease

An application for a special zoning district for Manresa Island raised concerns among neighbors who now want more vetting of the project.

“Is there an actual plan, or do they just want to leave a toxic, dilapidated power plant to rot in the Sound?” a resident said about opposition to the project.