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Connecticut’s congressional delegation says the Hamden research facility has been critical in combating invasive insects that threaten Northeast forests.

A UConn researcher believes RSV adapted during COVID-era restrictions, helping drive a wave that strained children's hospitals.

Prosecutors were not ready for trial, and charges were dismissed against a Connecticut man accused of interrupting U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy.

Roblox unveiled age-based accounts and stricter chat controls, but Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says the measures require closer examination.

Light pollution and habitat loss are hurting fireflies, but experts say you can still find them in the right places.

Retailers say Connecticut's cannabis advertising restrictions are stricter than those faced by many other businesses.

Recent solar decisions highlight how Connecticut regulators are balancing renewable-energy goals with environmental and agricultural concerns.

Federal officials say more denaturalization cases are coming. Here's what the law allows and how the process works.

Lone star ticks and Asian longhorned ticks are rising in CT, raising concerns about alpha-gal syndrome and ehrlichiosis.

A new law establishes a guarantee fund, consumer disclosures and contract standards aimed at preventing prepaid funeral fraud.