Connecticut officials are concerned about a proposal to privatize the state’s second-largest utility and want the Public Utility Regulatory Authority to scrutinize the deal.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has been awarded a $125 million federal grant to improve the state's transportation infrastructure, including roadways, bridges and transit systems.

Friends Center for Children, which cares for hundreds of kids at multiple locations across New Haven, will have space for 80 infants and toddlers at the old theater once it’s finished.

The 44th annual Community Partners in Action Prison Arts Program exhibit showcases the transformative power of art for incarcerated individuals, featuring 619 pieces from 159 artists across nine Connecticut prisons.

Connecticut’s incumbent Democrats, led by U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), are significantly raising more money and outspending their Republican challengers in congressional races this year.

To celebrate the nationally syndicated music show’s 25th anniversary, Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona’s Sylvan Trio is coming to Connecticut and Long Island.

A city attorney said the Success Village housing complex, located on the Bridgeport-Stratford line, may have more funds than reported during its trial for unpaid taxes.

Two professionals — a Suffolk County police officer and an Islip School District teacher — are accused of running a Long Island brothel.

New Haven Public Schools will implement a new district-wide policy prohibiting the use of cell phones and other devices during the school day.

Registered nurses at Backus Hospital in Norwich, Connecticut say hospital administrators are violating a state mandatory overtime law. They’ve filed for an injunction in court.