- Newtown superintendent proposes 4.7% hike in school budget
- CT commissioner grilled about school construction audit
- Connecticut's new economic development chief faces headwinds
- CT officials 'reviewing' cannabis company's Russian connection
- Harwinton Congregational gets cooking for 60th annual barbecue
- Greenwich native named Grand Marshal of St. Patrick's Parade
UConn
- Can Tom Moore shave his beard after UConn men gets road win?UConn men's basketball assistant coach Tom Moore insists his new beard wasn't a slump-buster, but Dan Hurley doesn't want him shaving anytime soon.By David Borges
Business
- CT-based Charter to settle customer-murder case for under $262MCharter Communications intends to settle a lawsuit over a Texas customer's murder for under $262 million. The original ruling was over $7 billion.By Paul Schott
Politics
- Hispanic lawmakers in CT seek ban on term 'Latinx'The bill proposed by five Hispanic lawmakers could make Connecticut the second state, after Arkansas, to prohibit government agencies from using the gender-neutral term 'Latinx.'By John Moritz
Real Estate
- Why there is optimism about CT malls' prospects in 2023Even as the pandemic and high inflation persist, many shoppers are still spending at Connecticut malls. Upcoming openings aim to bring in even more customers.By Paul Schott
Entertainment
- 15 ways to celebrate Galentine’s Day in ConnecticutShare the love with your best pals this Galentine's weekend by getting crafty or cuddling with goats.By TinaMarie Craven
- By Joseph Tucci, Susie Costaregni, Abby Weiss, Andrew DaRosa, Jailene Cuevas, Daniel Figueroa IV
Food
- Enjoy these Super Bowl snacks from Connecticut restaurantsThese Connecticut restaurants offer special packages for the Super Bowl with wings, nachos, sliders and more.By Leeanne Griffin