Connecticut man wrongly convicted of child sex assault seeks $5.5 million
Mercado, who spent more than six years in prison before DNA evidence cleared him of a sex assault of a 4-year-old girl, is ...
It's sick season. Here's how to protect yourself from norovirus, COVID-19, flu and RSV
There's no medication for norovirus. Instead, you'll need to rehydrate as much as possible with water and other liquids. Seek ...
Connecticut lawmakers propose ban on sale, manufacture of lethal injection drugs
Three lawmakers have proposed a bill that would make it illegal to manufacture or sell any drug or medical device meant to ...
New Westhill High School in Stamford, which could cost $461M or more, faces key hurdles in 2025
The new Westhill High School project in Stamford, the cost of which could exceed $461 million, will face key hurdles early in ...
State House, Senate special elections set for Feb. 25 in CT as one candidate steps forward
With two resignations in the Connecticut General Assembly, Gov. Ned Lamont on Friday set February 25 for special House, ...
Connecticut has a severe homelessness problem. Officials say it'll take millions to fix
Connecticut lawmakers and advocates for the unhoused said Friday they will push for $33.5 million next year to provide ...
Why does the UConn women basketball team take so few free throws? Geno Auriemma has a few theories.
At the midway point of the regular season, the UConn women are near the bottom in free throws made and free throw attempts in ...
CT report shows fear of retaliation in nursing homes is a common problem in every state
The Connecticut long term care ombudsman funded a project speaking to her colleagues in all 50 states about fear of ...
Two Connecticut cannabis stores close less than two years after opening, the state's first
The pause on business at Higher Collective’s Hartford and Willington locations has led to a full-on closing less than two ...
Documented immigrants in Connecticut fear deportation ahead of Trump presidency
People in Connecticut from other countries are concerned their status may change on day one of a new Trump administration.
Julie Jason: IRS offers assistance for doing taxes
Nick Giuntini volunteers doing taxes with AARP Tax Aide in Stamford, Connecticut. He said the biggest advantage for people using the service is "either cost and/or time savings, as well as peace of ...
CT comptroller failed to verify millions paid for health claims, audit says
A division of the state Comptroller’s office failed to verify millions of dollars in refunds to health care claims and overpaid some life insurance policies.