Under a bill passed by a legislative committee, Connecticut’s two tribal casinos could face the loss of their state liquor permits if they don’t enter agreements with the governor to reduce secondhand smoke.

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says the Connecticut School of Broadcasting has agreed to resume classes for 400 students across the country so they can finish their
coursework.

Few Connecticut residents are calling foul on UConn men’s basketball coach’s recent outburst.

A new poll find support among Connecticut voters for decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana.

Connecticut lawmakers plan a public hearing on updating state laws to reflect last year’s state Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriages

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says he’s going to urge legislators again to ban smoking at the two casinos in the state.

Connecticut, historically known as the Nutmeg State, has become the first in the nation to set standards for one of today’s cooking staples - olive oil.

Although the Connecticut state Supreme Court decision allowing gay marriages is taking effect, it could be a few weeks before ceremonies begin