Connecticut Today

Connecticut faces intense heat waves, new federal housing guidelines sparking homelessness concerns, school desegregation risks, and a major investigation into former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart's city spending.

Catch up on Connecticut's top stories: health insurance rate hikes, a former mayor's restitution order, new PFAS labeling laws, and the historical legacy of Old New-Gate Prison.

Connecticut's latest updates include a massive expansion in AI education, rising rail fares, a study on RSV mutations, and local success at the 79th annual Tony Awards.

Connecticut mandates AI in schools, scrutinizes government spending, and modernizes flood mapping. Plus, a major land gift to an anti-vaccine group and tips for managing intense allergy seasons.

Catch up on the latest Connecticut news: massive CEO pay gaps, Catholic parish consolidations, a financial scandal involving a former mayor, and the start of strawberry season.

Governor Lamont addresses utility rate hikes and SNAP benefit cuts, while Connecticut updates its endangered species list and implements new real estate disclosure laws to protect home sellers.

Catch up on Connecticut news: Timothy Mellon donates Lyme property, the state erases $315 million in medical debt, beach access fees spark debate, and Dan Hurley praises Stephon Castle.

Representative Josh Elliott challenges Governor Lamont for 2026, work zone speed cameras go live, and a local music legend fights cancer in today's rapid Connecticut news briefing.

Monday's briefing covers stark educational gaps in Connecticut, a massive hiring surge at Electric Boat, innovative augmented reality climate studies, and a new state-run sawmill facility in Portland.

Stay informed with Connecticut Today: Political tax proposals, no-confidence votes in state colleges, the rise of the 'dot cake' trend, and UConn basketball updates in under five minutes.