Connecticut Today

A rapid Connecticut briefing: housing bill set to be signed, lobster-trap cleanup continues, search for new public defender, Connecticut Sun sale talks, local college basketball travel and a cool, sunny forecast.

Quick Connecticut roundup: college ROI tops national averages, homelessness rises amid federal funding shifts, pediatric bed shortages persist, WNBA team talks stall, gambling concerns at UConn, plus Thanksgiving history and a cold forecast.

Quick Connecticut briefing: SNAP rule change, legislative email retention concerns, Lamont reelection bid, automated speed cameras, tied local races, and a chilly forecast with weekend warmup potential.

A roundup: Lamont launches a possible third-term bid; CT approves $500M contingency fund; U.S. House reopens government; Trump tariff payment proposal; UConn women shine defensively.

A roundup of Connecticut news: a contested housing bill passes, food pantries see higher demand, mortgage options debated, weatherman Geoff Fox dies, UConn fan Kaisley celebrated, and a winter outlook shared.

Daily Connecticut briefing: housing bill compromise, expanded courthouse immigrant protections, folk music preservation project, UConn sports wins, Leonid meteor shower and cold, breezy weather ahead.

Quick Connecticut briefing: shutdown deal politics, SNAP benefit fight, $500M state emergency fund, M&T Bank opening in Bridgeport, Tesla vote, new East Granby first selectman, and chilly first-snow forecast.

Morning briefing: Lamont's housing veto, Democratic municipal gains, SNAP survey and cuts, school food responses, Electric Boat's Crystal Mall move, and a colder week ahead.

A roundup of Connecticut news: rising homelessness, looming health subsidy cuts, FAA flight reductions, Democratic local gains, a Bridgeport marketplace opening, and an incoming storm.

Daily Connecticut briefing: homelessness crisis, local election shifts, potential Medicaid cuts, SNAP concerns during the shutdown, housing market trends and a windy, cool forecast.

Correction: The headline for this briefing has been updated to reflect it was produced for November 6.