Posted in News

Is CT the worst to drive in? Here’s what a new report says and it includes traffic jams.

In a ranking of all 50 states in the United States, Connecticut was not ranked the worst state to drive in, according to a report…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

Morning Update: South Florida’s top stories for Friday, Jan. 23, 2026

Here are the top stories for Friday, Jan. 23, 2026. Get the weather forecast for today here. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Get our free Morning Update email….

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

Editorial: Florida’s budget must not short-change the vulnerable

As lawmakers prepare to work on the state’s annual spending plan, they can expect a lot of noise: Voices of lobbyists paid to represent the…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

A CT roofing contractor failed to pay $630K in taxes. He concealed income too.

A Connecticut roofing contractor has been sentenced to eight months in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $600,000 in restitution after pleading guilty…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

Readers speak: Our America will triumph. We are a nation among nations.

America first should not be misconstrued with an America that only seems to be President Trump’s thrust. Despite trariffs, military power, dollar dominance and presidential…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

Readers speak: What nurses in CT really need. It’s not to be called heroes.

I am a nursing student in Connecticut, and I believe the public does not fully understand the level of burnout and moral distress nurses are…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

How CT mayors, police chiefs are prepping for ICE deployments. ‘We’ll be ready to keep our people safe

As the U.S. Department of Homeland Security steps up immigration enforcement nationwide, city leaders in Connecticut have been working closely with local law enforcement agencies…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

In CT town, opinion split on plan for 40-unit housing near wildlife preserve. ‘Reckless’: resident

A group of homeowners this week resumed the campaign to block an upscale senior living complex from clearing woodlands to build 40 more homes, and…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

A CT university decided to admit fewer grad students. Here’s why despite a $44.1B endowment.

With a large increase in the federal tax on university endowments income beginning this year costing Yale University $300 million, the university is reducing the…

Continue Reading...
Posted in News

Lawmakers look to prevent officers with ‘troubling records’ from working in CT schools

Lawmakers are looking at proposing legislation in the upcoming session to seek to prevent armed security officers with records of misconduct from serving in the…

Continue Reading...