Connecticut

A second criminal trial for Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis, the former Connecticut budget director turned federal fugitive, has been delayed until

Hundreds gathered at dozens of “No Kings” protests across Connecticut on Saturday, with signs bearing some familiar slogans but with

From their perch overlooking a busy stretch of Interstate 95 in New Haven, the 1,900 solar panels that sit atop

Connecticut’s political world ended the week with stark reminders of how political discourse has turned threatening: The state’s two Democratic

Imagine being a high school student in Connecticut entering junior or senior year. You are unsure of what the future

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Niko Scharer paused by a rack of finished pottery, lifting a small bowl off the shelf. She took a moment

Gov. Ned Lamont praised Connecticut’s sweeping housing legislation on Thursday for empowering towns and suburbs — just over a year

When we think about conservation in Connecticut, our minds often turn to sprawling state parks, protected forests and scenic stretches

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system announced it will undertake a series of reforms following the resignation of former