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| State Sen. Paul Doyle explores run for attorney general "An effective Attorney General will not only stand up for the rights of all residents and defend the State of Connecticut in civil matters, but importantly, challenge in court any attempts by President Trump or others who try to attack the laws and values of the great state of Connecticut," Doyle said.
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| A wintry mix could cause slippery travel this morning! High temperatures will range from the mid and upper 30s in the Litchfield Hills to the 40s across the rest of the state. We might evening have a shot at 50 degrees in Southern and Southeastern Connecticut. The storm will pass directly through New England today, then it will draw much colder air into the ...
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| Road back open after fatal 3-car crash in Chaplin CHAPLIN — Connecticut State Police said a three-car crash led to a fatality Tuesday morning. At around 6:30 a.m., State Police said they responded to the area of 359 Hampton Road in Chaplin for a three car crash. The crash left some people trapped and one person with a life-threatening injury.
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| Tax package would ease hit to residents of high-tax states FILE - This Sept. 27, 2017 file photo shows Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., center, joining Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-Wis., and other GOP lawmakers to talk about the Republicans' proposed rewrite of the tax code for individuals and corporations, at the Capitol in Washington.
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| Lawmakers petition for special session "Since we did not pass a resolution calling us in during the last session, and the governor has not called us in, we need to have a majority of members of both chambers ask the secretary of the state to call a session," the House Democrats said, expecting that a letter that members can sign will be ready ...
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| West Haven faces potential $6.9 million revenue shortfall, Rossi tells City Council WEST HAVEN — The city faces a potential $6.9 million revenue shortfall this fiscal year as a result of adjusted state revenues related to Connecticut's fiscal problems, Mayor Nancy Rossi and Finance Director Kevin McNabola told the City Council Monday night. West Haven, which just sold bonds to ...
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