Ken Dixon

Corrie Betts, the president of the Greater Hartford chapter of the NAACP who is a member of the state's Social Equity Council, in a file photo.

Connecticut delegates for the upcoming national conventions depend on sponsors to pay for breakfasts, receptions, parties.

FILE - The Boeing logo is seen, Jan. 25, 2011, on the property in El Segundo, Calif. Boeing had another weak month for aircraft sales in May 2024, taking orders for just four new planes. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)

Aircraft giant Boeing has a "systematically broken safety culture," that U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal hopes to put under a public microscope on Tuesday when the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations questions company officials, receives new testimony from whistle-blowers and speaks with families who lost loved ones in crashes involving the company's 737 Max 8 passenger jet.

Gov. Ned Lamont was featured in a bill-signing ceremony Thursday to promote two new laws aimed at helping Connecticut's disabled population.

Republican lawmakers on Thursday charged that the recent arrests of four Bridgeport campaign workers has made Connecticut a "laughing stock" nationally.

Trooper First Class Aaron Pelletier, his wife, Dominique and their two sons. Pelletier died while on duty when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver during a traffic stop on May 30.

Eight-item bill under debate as Connecticut House plans final action on a variety of issues, including the purchase of a water company.

Connecticut's HUSKY Medicaid health care program for undocumented children will cover those 15 years of age and younger, up from the previous limit of 12.

Nearly 100 new laws, from changes in the state's cannabis regulations to the way nursing homes report conditions to the public take effect when Connecticut's new budget year starts on July 1, including hundreds of projects requiring long-term borrowing.