West Hartford attorney and conservator Laura Blanch Platt had her license placed on inactive status on August 18 following a complaint from the Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel (OCDC).

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The State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC) voted on August 12 to investigate whether Windsor Locks Public Library violated state elections statutes that prohibit the use of state or municipal ...

The Connecticut State Board of Labor Relations sided with the Judicial Department after the union representing officers at juvenile residential centers (JRC) claimed the state improperly eliminated a ...

Thirty-three Connecticut state troopers will be compensated with a day off after they were mandated for “voluntary overtime assignments” at Lime Rock State Park for the LIUNA 150 NASCAR event in July, ...

On the evening of August 10, New Haven-area drivers may have noticed the northbound lane of the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge, or Q-Bridge, closed. Department of Transportation (DOT) Spokeswoman Eva ...

The Department of Social Services in January 2026 reported the theft of over $400,000 by multiple individuals over two years after they somehow obtained banking information for a child support payment ...

Emails and scheduled meetings obtained by Inside Investigator through a Freedom of Information request show former Hartford City Treasurer Carmen Sierra scheduling numerous performance reviews of ...

The Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC) issued a $1,769.20 penalty against 2024 Democratic Primary Candidate Melissa Santana and a second $600 penalty against her campaign ...

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong joined a multistate lawsuit opposing the federal Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) new guidelines for family planning clinic grants. The HHS ...

A car crash on I-95 involving an illegal immigrant led Senator Rob Sampson of Waterbury to send a letter to Gov. Ned Lamont and Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) ...

The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld a previous court ruling allowing Lasa Extract LLC, owned by Suffield resident Ricardo Sotil, to grow and process cannabis at a former tobacco processing site.