Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has asked state agency commissioners and deputies to submit their resignations ahead of his third term but says he expects most to be reappointed.

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) continues to make progress towards a full recovery after his stroke, according to information released by his office.

The party now has the largest Assembly majority in history, and its largest Senate majority in more than a century.

Connecticut lawmakers have approved allowing out of network-coverage for patients on a state program that provides no-cost health insurance to low-income residents.

Some Long Island military veterans are using ketamine to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. A Garden City psychotherapist explains how the treatment works.

A host of experts and leaders in energy industries and policymakers discussed challenges and innovation at last week’s Advanced Energy Conference (AEC), a forum on energy needs and future outlooks on the energy landscape worldwide.

The New Haven Police Department is updating policies governing confidential informant funds following a scandal involving former Chief Karl Jacobson.

State Sen. Rob Sampson will lead Connecticut's three-member Senate Republican caucus after major election losses. The outspoken conservative has a history of casting dissenting votes.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) says affordability and accountability are his top priorities as he returns to Washington for Congress's lame-duck session.

Lawmakers are weighing measures to crack down on Flock and other automatic license-plate readers.