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Hartford — Federal investigators are looking into possible citizenship revocations for two Connecticut residents, raising questions about due process and national security under the Trump administration. Meanwhile, the state is investing heavily in clean energy and advanced manufacturing to boost its economy and attract tech firms.

Hartford police arrested two men during a traffic stop involving narcotics and firearms, as the city continues to tackle illegal weapons. Governor Lamont expanded uninsured motorist coverage for CT DOT employees, while Hartford explores a quantum computing sector to boost the state's tech future.

Hartford's food insecurity efforts are expanding with CT Foodshare and local chefs teaming up to provide fresh meals, while East Hartford braces for heavy traffic due to Post Malone and Jelly Roll's concert. A Holocaust survivor and rabbi passes away at 96, and the VGFC women’s soccer team and fans celebrate a historic World Cup victory on Pratt Street.

Hartford: Law enforcement confirmed the suspect in a double shooting case is dead after a tense standoff in Massachusetts, with authorities recovering evidence and supporting victims’ families. Connecticut’s new AI law is causing debate in schools, raising concerns about ethical use versus educational innovation.

Hartford police are investigating a deadly double shooting in downtown that left one dead and another injured, with no suspects identified yet. State Senator Joe Fazio proposed a property tax plan targeting seniors and low-income residents, sparking debate over its financial impact.

Hartford police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex following a series of safety concerns in the area. Hartford’s university pledged $4.5 million to local initiatives, bringing total commitments to over $230 million, while Connecticut’s Lemon Law Program returned a record $8.1 million to consumers in 2025.

Hartford residents are dealing with a fire at an apartment building that displaced 16 people, while the governor approved red light and speed cameras in the city. A local opinion piece calls for investment in community, education, and services to shape Hartford’s future.

Hartford firefighters responded to a residential fire Sunday that displaced six residents, while a man was shot in downtown Hartford over the weekend. The city also faces new Connecticut laws starting July 1, including rental regulations and mental health support, alongside a recent downtown robbery and a historic CIAC baseball championship win by Windsor High.

Hartford ICE agents face legal action after rejecting Connecticut’s mask mandate, raising questions about federal and state authority. Emergency volunteers at Central Connecticut State University receive training to enhance local crisis preparedness.

Hartford: A husband of a popular café owner has been charged with murder following a domestic violence incident at their restaurant, raising concerns about domestic abuse prevention. The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled in favor of tenants in a key Fair Rent Commission case, potentially reshaping local housing policies.