Connecticut education leaders pledge to fight back against federal threats at summit

At the state Capitol on Wednesday, local, statewide and national education leaders pointed to President Donald Trump’s ...

Gov. Lamont lifts commercial vehicle travel ban on Connecticut highways

Gov. Ned Lamont has lifted the emergency order banning commercial vehicles from traveling on Connecticut highways. The ban ...

As youth social media addiction worsens, top Connecticut officials propose new laws

Top Connecticut officials are taking significant measures to curb youth social media addiction across the state. Gov. Ned ...

Connecticut learner’s permit applicants must now complete a new safety course

Anyone looking to apply for a learner’s permit in Connecticut must now complete a work zone safety course.

Lamont extends Connecticut cold weather protocol through Feb. 5

Gov. Ned Lamont extended Connecticut’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol through noon on Thursday, Feb. 5, due to frigid ...
WTNH

64 people in 22 states, including Connecticut, infected with Salmonella linked to raw oysters

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — 64 people across 22 states, including Connecticut, have fallen ill with the same strain of Salmonella linked to raw oysters, according to the CDC. 20 people have been ...

Connecticut colleges rank among the nation’s best for online degree programs, U.S. News says

U.S. News ranked the University of New Haven's online criminal justice master's program as No. 1 in the country.
Norwich Bulletin

NEH grant helps Connecticut digitize more historic newspapers

The Connecticut State Library has received a $249,194 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue digitizing historic newspapers.