The first season of Side Hustle, a series covering the multi-occupation lives of creatives from photographers to witches, has come to a close. A poignant through-line in all their stories: anyone can be an artist.

Appellate Court Judge Eliot Prescott will replace retiring Inspector General Robert J. Devlin, Jr., at the end of June, following his recent appointment by the Connecticut Criminal Justice Commission.

More than a dozen 'Morning Without Childcare' rallies were held across Connecticut on Wednesday to demand increased support for the early education sector.

The Connecticut Senate has advanced a controversial bill that would make the state regulate town-run summer camps and child care.

U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) plans to force the Senate to vote on arms sales to any country that does personal business with President Donald Trump’s (R) family. This comes as Trump plans to accept a luxury private plane from the Qatari royal family.

A Connecticut lawmaker said thousands of state residents would lose their health care coverage if the U.S. Congress approves a Republican budget proposal currently under consideration.

Connecticut lawmakers have proposed a trade agreement with Puerto Rico to create a trade commission. The proposed collaboration would drive both countries' economies despite the U.S. trade war with China.

For years, Connecticut has been the state for Christmas movies. But it may lose its title, because producers say state support is shrinking and uncertain.

The new Bullard-Havens will be served by geothermal heating and cooling systems and solar panels, making it the state’s first net-zero technical high school. Net-zero means it’s producing as much energy as it uses.

The Connecticut House has approved requiring health insurance providers to cover biomarker testing, a process that involves using genome sequencing to diagnose disease more accurately.