Connecticut Today

This briefing covers Milford surveillance debates, a state comptroller audit over healthcare payments, highway safety improvements on Route 15, and a Dolly Parton-themed corn maze in Brookfield.

This briefing covers legislative financial disclosures, debates over data center tax incentives, the legal troubles of a former mayor, a sign typo, and hospital physician age-related policies.

This briefing covers Governor Lamont's controversial consulting contract, Senator Blumenthal's inquiry into postal voting systems, threats to historic preservation, college admission trends, and the Women’s Basketball World Cup.

This briefing covers legal challenges to Connecticut's absentee voting, disability advocacy in elections, historic shoreline flood costs, infrastructure repairs in Old Saybrook, and positive trends in opioid-related fatalities.

This briefing covers Connecticut's housing crisis, the 2026 governor's race, middle-class income variations, a historic Meta settlement regarding youth mental health, and local development projects across the state.

This daily briefing covers rising insurance costs, immigration arrests in Connecticut, measles updates, record-high beef prices, and the state mourning the loss of music legend Dolly Parton.

This briefing covers Connecticut news, including the impact of Canadian tariffs, the decline of paper Social Security checks, housing market trends, invasive lanternfly concerns, and the haunted museum's relocation.

This daily briefing covers federal immigration activity in Danbury, new Connecticut school policies, a recent measles case, and important updates regarding Social Security earnings for state residents.

This briefing covers Connecticut political ad regulations, a Yale study on cannabis and traffic fatalities, new traffic camera rules, sham marriage legislation, and seasonal health and weather updates.

This briefing covers rising starter home prices, New Britain school immunization requirements, federal disaster aid assessments, and the discovery of a unique geological feature beneath Connecticut.

This briefing covers Connecticut's rising high-income tax returns, Stanley Black & Decker's national investment, top-ranked high schools, and Waterbury's ongoing efforts to repair its aging water infrastructure.

This briefing covers Connecticut state grants for special education, extended alcohol bans in public parks, a fundraiser for Lindsay Clancy's parents, and regional sports team search interest data.

This briefing covers Governor Lamont's election campaign, cybersecurity alerts for water utilities, university policy reforms, new license plate tracking transparency, and various regional development projects across Connecticut.

This briefing covers the passing of Nancy Wyman, shifting Connecticut political landscapes, ongoing debates over vaccine guidance, rising small business trends, and UConn basketball team preparations.

This briefing covers Connecticut primary results, an investigation into electricity costs, competitive real estate trends, a local centenarian's celebration, and the latest weather forecast including a partial solar eclipse.

This briefing covers Connecticut’s new freight plan, proposed Head Start changes, upcoming primary elections, police technology reviews, and a historic tree conservation project at the University of Connecticut.

This briefing covers Connecticut's high private school costs, Head Start deregulation proposals, New Haven's shifting political landscape, town population trends, and the latest on UConn basketball and local weather.

Catch up on Connecticut news: special education needs rise, SCOTUS reviews the semiautomatic weapons ban, Governor Lamont gains union support, and towns recover from weekend storm damage and outages.

Connecticut faces a scorching heat wave, legal battles over utility incentives, and immigration uncertainty, while UConn Health unveils a new Neuromodulation Center to support veterans' recovery.

Connecticut faces record-breaking heat, a major water utility sale, rising cyclosporiasis cases, and unusual porcupine sightings in this comprehensive daily news briefing.

Connecticut news update: Data center moratoriums, the release of J'Allen Jones' death footage, Governor Lamont skipping national 250th anniversary events, a 105th birthday celebration, and an upcoming extreme heat wave.

Governor Lamont touts economic growth amid criticism, Senator Murphy proposes a $25 minimum wage, and a Long Island bridge proposal resurfaces while Rep. Jahana Hayes recovers from a health scare.

Catch up on Connecticut's 1.8% economic growth, Senator Paul Cicarella's pension review, upcoming primary elections, student out-migration trends, and a massive sand sculpture honoring Gladys Tantaquidgeon.

Catch up on Connecticut's daily news featuring energy rate debates, Yale's global ranking, upcoming train fare increases, Milford's speed camera success, and historical renovations in Norwalk.

Connecticut Today covers heat advisories, abandoned boat challenges, heightened executive security, the nation's hottest real estate markets, title fraud warnings, and the arrival of a significant El Niño event.

Connecticut faces intense heat waves, new federal housing guidelines sparking homelessness concerns, school desegregation risks, and a major investigation into former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart's city spending.

Catch up on Connecticut's top stories: health insurance rate hikes, a former mayor's restitution order, new PFAS labeling laws, and the historical legacy of Old New-Gate Prison.

Connecticut's latest updates include a massive expansion in AI education, rising rail fares, a study on RSV mutations, and local success at the 79th annual Tony Awards.

Connecticut mandates AI in schools, scrutinizes government spending, and modernizes flood mapping. Plus, a major land gift to an anti-vaccine group and tips for managing intense allergy seasons.

Catch up on the latest Connecticut news: massive CEO pay gaps, Catholic parish consolidations, a financial scandal involving a former mayor, and the start of strawberry season.

Stay informed with today's Connecticut briefing covering failed cellphone bans, school enrollment drops, anti-semitism audits, and new highway flex lane enforcement as we head into a cloudy weekend.

Connecticut lawmakers approve $170M in school aid, pass a handgun conversion ban, and propose making UConn legend Sue Bird an honorary state bird, while allergy season peaks across the state.

Catch up on Connecticut news: automated license plate tracking, tight real estate markets, UConn's private school acceptance rates, and national security voting updates in this quick daily briefing.

Connecticut lawmakers approve a revised budget boosting school and municipal aid, while Governor Lamont signs privacy-focused license plate camera regulations and UConn's Auriemma addresses his Final Four altercation.

Stay informed with Connecticut Today's briefing covering school vaccination lawsuits, gun safety laws, the new pizza-themed license plates, solar energy debates, and UConn basketball updates in under five minutes.

Today's briefing covers the firing of two Meriden officers, significant property tax disparities across the state, and the relocation of the Connecticut Sun to Houston.

Catch up on Connecticut's latest news, from legislative updates and billionaire political donations to leadership shifts at CSCU and The Onion's bid for InfoWars, all in five minutes.

Connecticut lawmakers finalize property tax relief via municipal aid, while National Guard units deploy to the Middle East and gasoline prices surge amid international tensions and seasonal shifts.

Stay informed with Connecticut Today's briefing covering the White House shooting suspect's Hartford ties, new school vaccination laws, government transparency disputes, and Michelle Troconis's prison healthcare complaints.

Catch up on Connecticut's top stories: Governor Lamont's private email use, a shooting investigation tip, speed cameras on highways, and a camp licensing error in New Haven.

Catch up on Connecticut's legislative updates, rising home values, rotavirus concerns in Stamford, and state audit findings in this quick five-minute daily news briefing for Friday, April 24.

Catch up on Connecticut's latest: The Onion bids for InfoWars, residents see electric rate relief, Bridgeport election fraud updates, and UConn football's multimillion-dollar coaching transition.