John Moritz

Eversource and UI sued CT officials, accusing them of trying to impede the federal government's regulation of interstate transmission.

Hailstorms in Connecticut have become more frequent and widespread over the past 30 years — as have multi-day strings of hot days.

Baseball-sized hail fell in parts of Connecticut during this weekend's stormy Fourth of July — and it may have set a new state record.

Gov. Ned Lamont toured areas of Litchfield County that were strewn with fallen trees and other debris on Tuesday as his administration and utility

Gov. Ned Lamont toured areas of Litchfield County that were strewn with fallen trees and other debris on Tuesday as his administration and utility

A group of environmental organizations argued the Trump administration's new 'harm' standard will threaten protected species — many in CT.

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.