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Connecticut Celebrates 107 Parks, 100 Years
It was 1918, five years after the Connecticut State Park Commission was created and charged with developing a statewide system of parks.
2 hrs ago | Grist Magazine
Connecticut Senate passes GMO-labeling bill
Does your mouth water at the thought of corn that's engineered to produce a poison that kills insects? If not, Connecticut might be the place for you.
7 hrs ago | Ctnewsjunkie.com
House Green Lights Driver's Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants
Connecticut voters may not be ready , but that didn't stop the House from pushing forward with a vote on a bill that would give undocumented immigrants the ability to obtain a driver's license.
8 hrs ago | The Hartford Courant
Stamford Overtakes Hartford After Years Of Population Gains
In the mind of most any longtime Connecticut resident, Stamford is not one of the Big Three.
Connecticut's Landmark Gun Law Faces Challenge In Federal Court
Gov. Malloy Signs Gun Bill Into Law Sandy Hook parent Mark Barden hugs U.S. Sen.
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Connecticut bill would limit public access to records of Sandy Hook shooting
A bill crafted in secret by Connecticut's chief prosecutor,governor's office and legislators would prevent the release of some Newtown school shooting investigation records, including crime scene photos and videos and 911 recordings.
Bill allows Newtown families to release records
A bill crafted privately by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's office, Connecticut's top prosecutor and legislative leaders would require the written consent of family members of the Sandy Hook Elementary School victims before certain records concerning the shooting may be publicly released.
Connecticut rail service returns to normal
Regular train service returned to Connecticut on Wednesday, five days after a derailment injured scores of commuters and damaged tracks.
Sandy Hook Moms Start New Foundation
Alissa Parker and Michele Gay did not know each other before December 14, that changed on the day their lives were turned upside down.
Train service back on track after Conn. derailment
Train service from New York to Boston was back on schedule Wednesday on one of the nation's oldest and most heavily traveled railways, five days after a derailment in Connecticut injured scores of commuters and damaged tracks.
Pat Sajak to Star in CRT's the Drowsy Chaperone, 6/6-15
Connecticut Repertory Theatre will present The Drowsy Chaperone, starring Pat Sajak as the Man in the Chair, as the first of its three-show Summer Nutmeg Summer Series, June 6 - 15 in the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre, Storrs.
State Police Investigate Preston Larcey, Seek Public's Help with Identifying Suspect
The Connecticut State Police and the Preston Resident Trooper's Office are conducting an investigation into a larceny that took place at the Citgo Bestway Gas Station on Route 2 in Preston.
State Police Statewide Narcotics Task Force Makes Arrest in Hartford
After a months- long narcotics investigation into a drug trafficking organization in the greater Hartford area, investigators from the Statewide Narcotics Task Force were able to obtain 4 court-ordered arrest warrants for the main target, identified as Jose Guzman, each with a $250,000.00 court set bond totaling one million dollars.
PD: Man accused of making threatening phone calls to Sandy Hook victims
A New York man was arrested for making threatening phone calls to the families of the victims of the Newtown school shooting and Connecticut lawmakers.
Connecticut Advances Conversion from War to Peace Economy
The Connecticut legislature has sent to the governor to sign a bill that would create a commission to develop a plan for, among other things: "the diversification or conversion of defense-related industries with an emphasis on encouraging environmentally-sustainable and civilian product manufacturing.
Minority teachers: Connecticut's missing link to closing the achievement gap
School reform is like baking a cake. You need all the ingredients to make it work, many experts say.
Day 2: Rail riders avoid gridlockTrains were twice as full, but let people avoid packed highways.
Tuesday's morning commute in southwestern Connecticut was a little tougher than Monday with more vehicles on the roads, more people on trains and plenty of headaches to go around.
CCSU Student Charged In Dorm Burglaries
Follow Your Town News On The Courant's New Britain Facebook PageA Central Connecticut State University student, suspected of breaking into a friend's dorm room to look for money or marijuana, was arraigned on burglary charges Tuesday in Superior Court.
Senate Poised To Approve Bill Requiring GMO Labeling
Connecticut business owners, legislators, farmers, and residents rallied outside the capitol Tuesday morning to press state legislators to move on a bill that would require labels on genetically modified foods.
Conn. Waterfront Estate Hits Market for Record $190 Million
One of the most expensive homes to hit the market in the United States is now on sale - in Connecticut.