The City of Bridgeport has agreed to pay $1.78 million to two families that filed police misconduct lawsuits.

Six correctional officers were injured by an inmate at the Cheshire Correctional Institution following the discovery of contraband in his cell.

About 25,000 Connecticut residents who are losing their federal SNAP benefits due to stricter eligibility rules imposed by the Trump administration can expect some state help this summer.

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) got into a heated debate with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin over whether the department would obey court orders during a budget hearing.

A program at Southern Connecticut State University uses free haircuts and conversation to build community, mentorship, and mental health support for young men of color.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed into law a landmark online safety bill that establishes a regulatory framework for social media and artificial intelligence.

Prosecutors say a federal judge should overturn a “blatantly unlawful” deal to cancel a $795 million offshore wind lease.

The moratorium would place a hold on large data center projects and require an environmental impact study on data center development in the state.

A law professor says many people misunderstand their rights online, from free speech on social media to ownership of personal data. WSHU’s Jeniece Roman spoke with Wayne Unger about navigating digital rights in a rapidly changing online world.

According to U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT), it’s time for Democrats to be honest about the 2024 election — and admit that former President Joe Biden (D) should have dropped out sooner.