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Decisions by CT utility regulators could ease major dispute over EV program. What to know.
Eversource called the decisions a positive development, while United Illuminating seemed to hesitate.
Judge says Michelle Troconis is broke. Public defender’s office files appearance in case.
Michelle Troconis will be represented by a public defender as she appeals her conviction for conspiring to kill Jennifer Farber Dulos.
CT prosecutors vacate convictions in decades-old sexual assaults. Here’s why and what happens next.
Revelations about decade’s old DNA testing has set in motion what Chief State’s Attorney Patrick J. Griffin promises to be an exhaustive look backward
CT landscaper fined $1.75M for hiding millions in income from the IRS
Prosecutors said in a memo filed with the court that the complexity of the financial investigation caused it to stretch out over years.
CT Supreme Court breaks new ground in case about eyewitness identifications
In its decision Tuesday, the state Supreme Court said it interprets the rights due criminal defendants more broadly than the U.S. Supreme Court.
CT judge sends case of alleged cyberstalker to trial; question is where protected speech ends
In its charging documents, Connecticut prosecutors have asserted that they can prove the suspect is guilty of the elements of felony stalking and cyberstalking.
A CT company is hiring thousands of workers. A coalition wants to broaden job opportunities across state.
The Navy wants at least 60 of the smaller Virginia class boats, hunter-killers designed to destroy enemy submarines and surface ships, deliver missiles to land targets, deploy special operations teams...
Indicted ex-CT official cancels pre-trial Greek trip. Lawyer scoffs at idea he would flee prosecution
The U.S. Attorney’s office, in its opposition to the travel called Greece a “troubling destination country for (his) pre-trial travel.”
Ex-CT official facing bribery and extortion charges seeks to travel to Greece. Why feds oppose it.
"The Government pointed out that (the former official) had previously claimed to have lost his passport, and thus international travel seemed impossible."
CT man pleads guilty to felony charge in Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot. Sentencing date set.
As is the case with others charged with the post election riot, the Connecticut man was identified through the thousands of video records uploaded to the internet.