A CT inmate is accused of fatally strangling cellmate. He said once he started he couldn’t stop.
The Department of Correction told state police the inmate dumped his cellmate’s body in the common area before confessing.
Connecticut high school graduate can’t read or write. Who failed her?
A Hartford Public Schools graduate is taking legal action against the city, the Board of Education, and one of her special ...
CT Senate approves $40 million for special education, but Gov. Lamont has concerns
Connecticut Senate follows up on House action, approving $40 M for special education, $3 million for refugees, LGBTQ-plus, ...
CT man’s scheme nets $370K in Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits
He applied to the Connecticut Department of Social Services for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits, ...
CT rail lines see steady, but uneven, rebounds in annual ridership
CT's commuter rail rebound continued in 2024, but while the Hartford Line had more passengers than pre-pandemic, Shore Line ...
CT leaders hold immigration forum in Hartford to inform residents of rights, resources
Addressing anxiety and uncertainty over recent federal orders and action on immigration. That was the goal of a community ...
After Hartford HealthCare sells 50-acre property, CT town looks for framework for future
With Newington getting a rare opportunity to shape the future of its town center, residents say they want to encourage more ...
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Once top-paid Connecticut counselor sentenced for defrauding Medicaid out of more than $1.6 million
Rachel Collins, 44, was sentenced to three years and one month in prison for submitting over 17,000 claims to Medicaid for services she didn’t provide.
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CT economic czar: $50M ‘Greyfields Revitalization’ initiative, $150M in manufacturing funding are ‘down payments’ on growth
Some of Connecticut’s struggling retail malls and vacant office towers could find new life, or be demolished to make room for ...
After month of Trump, CT Democrats push back on federal cuts, chaos
Marking the one-month anniversary of President Donald Trump returning to the White House, top Connecticut Democrats gathered ...