Patrick Skahill

Connecticut Public Radio | By Patrick Skahill FILE: Election Day 2024 is notable in Connecticut for one more reason this November: It marks the state's

Connecticut Public Radio | By Staff Report A “suspicious” envelope intended to be sent to Connecticut election officials was intercepted Tuesday at a postal facility in West Hartford, officials said.

2024 has already marked a record-setting year for bears entering homes in Connecticut. Officials are asking residents to stay "bear aware" this fall.

Connecticut did not set a new rainfall record this summer during a deadly August storm that killed three people, according to a review released Wednesday by the National Weather Service.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Patrick Skahill FILE: Members of Boy Scout Troop 22 of East Haddam separate and bag plastic, aluminum, and glass bottles

Since CT started offering a more generous bottle deposit, out-of-state vehicles are crossing the border to cash in their cans and bottles.

Former Connecticut Gov. Jodi Rell, who came to power amid a scandal but forged her own path with a bipartisan approach, has died.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Staff Report People in Danbury are being asked to boil their water, after a 16-inch water main broke over the weekend.

About one quarter of the claims are for bonding leave with a newborn child, according to state officials.

Connecticut officials announced Friday the state will not be participating in a multi-state effort to bring more offshore wind power to New England.