Connecticut lawmakers back prohibition on state agencies and local governments using foreign drones
Connecticut lawmakers have passed emergency legislation prohibiting state agencies and municipalities from purchasing or using Chinese and Russian drones.
How much snow has fallen in Connecticut in February?
Bolstered by a series of winter storms, more snow has fallen in Connecticut so far in February than between July 1 and the end of January, data shows.
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Is eliminating Daylight Saving Time worth Connecticut's time?
There has been a lot of buzz recently in state and federal government about Daylight Saving Time.
Gambler hits life-changing jackpot with $1.25 bet at Connecticut casino. ‘The dream’
A gambler made a small bet on a slot machine in Connecticut and won a life-changing prize. The visitor sat at an Egyptian Jewels slot machine at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, the casino said in a Feb. 24 Facebook post. The player bet $1.25, hit spin and watched as the symbols flashed across the machine.

Connecticut State Police, Hit-and and Trooper First Class

Hit-and-run driver who killed Connecticut state trooper pleads guilty, agrees to 18-year sentence
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Driver accepts plea deal in hitting, killing Connecticut state police trooper
Suspect in hit-and-run that killed Connecticut State Police trooper due in court
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2025 with these parades across Connecticut
From New Haven to Hartford, here are the St. Patrick's Day parades that will take place across Connecticut during March.
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Connecticut lawmakers and gun violence advocates push for national gun storage law
Connecticut passed Ethan's Law in 2019, requiring gun owners to safely secure a firearm, whether loaded or unloaded, in a home where anyone 18 and under lives.
Three men arrested in connection to multiple thefts across Connecticut
Three men were arrested after police conducted a month-long investigation into multiple burglaries across the state, according to Bridgeport police. Police said the three men accused in several commercial and ATM thefts in Connecticut.
Connecticut must continue to welcome all
We have thousands of refugees already here in Connecticut who we have promised to support. We should not break that promise.

Connecticut cannibal killer given conditional release

Connecticut ‘Cannibal Killer’ granted conditional release decade after eating homeless victim’s eye, brain
Connecticut cannibal killer given conditional release after 2011 murder in which he ate victim's brain, eye
An institutionalized man who confessed to the 2011 killing of a homeless man in Connecticut in which he also ate the victim's body parts was granted a conditional release.
Killer Who Ate Part of His Victim's Brain Granted Supervised Release From Psychiatric Hospital
A Connecticut man who was found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a victim with a hatchet and eating body parts has been granted conditional release from the state’s maximum-security psychia
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 education teachers. Aleysha Ortiz claims she asked for educational