- Gun advocates seeking to halt CT's ban on assault weapons
- EV maker's Shelton service center on hold following zoning appeal
- $8M Middletown pool complex splash pad to be free for all
- Egg prices cracking local eatery budgets
- Salisbury's Satre Hill's Jumpfest draws crowds, athletes
- Danbury man takes plea deal in restaurant shooting that injured 2
UConn
- UConn women's basketball moves up one spot to No. 4 in AP Top 25The Huskies, who play at Marquette and Georgetown this week, moved up one spot to No. 4 in the latest AP Top 25 poll.By Maggie Vanoni
Business
- CT hen barn fire prompts conversation for 'cage-free' legislationAfter the Hillandale Farms disaster in Bozrah in which a fire killed 100,000 chickens, Connecticut legislators plan to consider mandating 'cage-free' farms.By Alexander Soule
Politics
- CT to receive $18 million federal grant to address homelessnessConnecticut is set to receive just over $18 million to help fund services for the unsheltered homeless population, although advocates say it isn’t enough.By Ginny Monk
Real Estate
- Why there is optimism about CT malls' prospects in 2023Even as the pandemic and high inflation persist, many shoppers are still spending at Connecticut malls. Upcoming openings aim to bring in even more customers.By Paul Schott
Entertainment
- Beyoncé song recorded in CT leads Grammy award winsA Beyoncé song with recording credit in Connecticut is among the notable Connecticut connections at this year's Grammy awards.By Andrew DaRosa, Amy Coval
Food
- Enjoy these Super Bowl snacks from Connecticut restaurantsThese Connecticut restaurants offer special packages for the Super Bowl with wings, nachos, sliders and more.By Leeanne Griffin