Across Connecticut, coverage here takes in law enforcement activity, court cases, public safety initiatives and justice system developments. Reporting spans incidents, policy changes and systemic trends across the state.
State gains federal approval to sign incarcerated people up for coverage two months before their release.
Live Poll
Should government help people leaving prison enroll in Medicare and Medicaid before release?
Live Poll
Do you believe the U.S. court system handles high-profile corruption cases with sufficient fairness?
The former official filed an appeal after receiving a seven-year sentence for bribery and extortion charges.
Philip Pietras admits to stealing over $1.2 million from clients who pre-paid for funeral services.
Live Poll
Should your community increase funding for local domestic violence prevention and training programs?
State data reveals family violence deaths accounted for one-third of all murders in 2025.
Live Poll
Should faculty members have a formal vote on the boards that govern their public university systems?
The state university system adopts stricter background checks and training to address gaps in sexual assault handling.
The state agrees to pay $1 million to the estate of an inmate killed by his cellmate at MacDougall Correctional Institution.
Reporting here centers on law enforcement actions, the prosecution and defense of court cases, public safety policy and broader criminal trends. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties. State laws and oversight mechanisms create distinct shifts in how local departments manage incidents and public transparency. Shifts in administrative staffing and state-level policy changes determine the rhythm of these stories more than individual events do.
