Heating Assistance Org. Struggles To Meet Need
This year, the number of people here in Connecticut who must choose between paying rent, buying food, or paying for home heating oil is growing.
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This year, the number of people here in Connecticut who must choose between paying rent, buying food, or paying for home heating oil is growing.
The nation's unemployment rate dropped to 9.4 percent last month, its lowest level in 19 months.
A former Stamford city employee accused of stealing nearly $350,000 in municipal money has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to larceny.
What's the overall tone of Connecticut Republicans as they get to work with their new Democratic governor, Dan Malloy? Upbeat, says State House GOP leader Larry Cafero.
Dan Malloy has called for a shared sacrifice to solve the state's financial woes, and now state policymakers will need to decide who all will be sacrificing what.
Dannel Patrick Malloy, former Stamford mayor, will become CT's 88th governor and first Democrat to hold the job in two decades when he is sworn in Wednesday.
Lottery players in the tri-state area got the chance to vie for the seventh-largest lottery prize in U.S. history on Tuesday, a $355 million Mega Millions jackpot -- or about $208 million if taken as a lump sum.
As Gov.-Elect Dan Malloy prepares to be sworn in on Wednesday, other Connecticut elected officials are preparing for possible budget cuts and tax increases.
Twenty grade-school children have been hospitalized in Waterbury after falling ill to a carbon monoxide leak.
As a former candidate for governor, Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi knows Connecticut's $4 billion deficit will mean higher taxes and local revenue cuts.
After 18 inches of snow fell in Greenwich, town officials told the Greenwich Time that they expect the cleanup to use up half of its $700,000 snow budget.
An animal research technician charged with killing a Yale University graduate student last year is returning to court.
A man faces sentencing for illegally possessing automatic machine guns, silencers, grenades and improvised explosive devices at his booby-trapped house.
Malloy was scheduled to take the oath of office on Wednesday at approximately 2 p.m. inside the armory. The public was invited to attend and there were to be be seats for 2,800 people.
As Connecticut's Gov.-Elect Dan Malloy prepares to swear into oath on Jan. 5, the thing on everyone's mind is his biggest challenge, the budget.
