In less than a year since President Trump took office, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong (D) has filed more than 40 lawsuits. That's about one per week. This legal explosion stands in sharp contrast to the previous administration, where the AG office focused on traditional areas like consumer protection, antitrust, and opiod settlements. Much of the new litigation involves blocking federal executive actions, including cuts in federal funding. Most cases are copycat lawsuits filed...

A Riverside resident was found dead in his bedroom just before dawn on August 27, 2025, the victim of a lethal drug cocktail. This overdose, caused by fentanyl and medetomidine (a dangerous veterinary sedative), led authorities to a Bridgeport woman now charged with 2nd degree manslaughter in connection with the fatal $50 sale that occurred the night of August 26 during a car meet-up in Bridgeport. The Suspects. Anaira Louise Eisenlohr, 44, from Bridgeport (pictured here), supplied the...

Consciously curated by the Greenwich Sustainability Committee, Waste Free Greenwich and the Greenwich Conservation Committee, is a Merry, Bright & Waste Free Holiday Guide (flip book here ). The Guide highlights local experiences, consumables, and second hand, natural and sustainable gifts. For the person who values an exquisite memory over another dust collector: Cooking classes at Aux Delices here . Tickets to Greenwich Symphony here Cheese of the month from Greenwich Cheese Company here...

It's one of the most congested stretches of interstate highway in the nation - I-95 in Stamford. In the name of alleviating traffic, the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) is weighing options that call for widening the interstate by adding a lane in each direction or by adding an extra road running parallel to the highway. See the DOT presentation here . The idea of widening the highway has attracted support from some drivers and businesses, but mostly from thousands of...

For more than a decade, Connecticut’s English Language Learner (ELL) student population has acted as a critical buffer, masking a broader, underlying decline in overall public school enrollment. That period has officially ended, delivering a fiscal one-two punch that towns across the state have been dreading. For the first time in over a decade, the number of ELL students statewide has dropped significantly, declining by over 2,000 students from 57,055 to 54,915 this year. Many are...