Enrollment in SNAP has reached a 10-year low in Connecticut. Advocates blame changes to the program included in the sweeping tax bill that President Donald Trump signed last summer.

The world’s largest one day tennis Pro Am event will be held this weekend on Long Island to support programs to bring tennis to kids from under-resourced neighborhoods.

If you’ve driven through Waterbury, Connecticut, you may have noticed a big white cross on a mountain. The local Catholic church has been fixing it up, and they’ve debuted a new trail marking the Stations of the Cross.

Connecticut leaders said they plan to intervene in a proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy.

State and city officials were at Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven on Tuesday to tour the damage sustained during last week's storm.

The state law passed in May aims to prevent criminals from converting handguns into automatic weapons.

Suffolk County officials are condemning anti-Muslim graffiti found at the construction site of a new mosque in Shirley and asking the public for help identifying who was responsible.

Luke Bronin's primary win has renewed questions about whether Connecticut voters are looking for younger leadership. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, 80, isn't saying yet whether he'll seek another term.

Connecticut families who’ve received services from the Department of Children and Families are getting free backpacks and school supplies.

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) has introduced a bill that would prohibit federal regulators from approving energy upgrade projects that would raise consumer prices by more than 5%.