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Democratic U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes of Connecticut has defended her seat against Republican challenger David Sullivan in the state’s 5th Congressional District, according to the Associated Press. The AP also declared Democratic Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro the victor over Republican challenger Margaret Streicker in CT-3.

The Connecticut GOP are holding out hope to flip the state red this election.

Connecticut tries to attract new business to its former manufacturing towns.

Connecticut's local governments try to build confidence in the electoral process ahead of a hot presidential election amid of a pandemic.

Connecticut re-evaluates its relationship with power companies following another "once in a century" storm. Also, a closer look into a local utility that held up as a model as a win-win for ratepayers and the bottom-line.

The city of Norwalk, Connecticut, will partner with the Dalio Education Foundation and some other private foundations to provide broadband internet access to all its school-aged children.

Two lawmakers played a role in passing Connecticut's sweeping new police accountability law that would allow civil lawsuits against police officers accused of crimes while on duty. Senator Gary Winfield, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee is Black. Senate President Martin Looney is White. Both talk about how experiences as teenagers shaped their views on race.

Connecticut has had an unexpected increase in revenue since the COVID-19 pandemic. The extra money could be seen as a short-term windfall.

Retired healthcare professionals in Connecticut and New York are encouraged to volunteer for the medical reserve corps in anticipation of staffing shortages due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Haven, Connecticut, finally has an agreement with its police union after three years without a contract. The tentative deal requires new officers to serve at least 25 years before they can retire.