The chief justice's statements contradict Justice Hantz Marconi’s claims that she had his consent to speak with Sununu.

Republican Gov. Phil Scott will introduce legislation that would create clearer legal standards for when a defendant can be held without bail. He said the provision will address a practice that his administration has coined “catch and release.”

State officials are preparing to respond to any sweeping actions President-elect Donald Trump makes on day one.

The group, which is calling for policies to create “housing abundance” for Vermonters of all income levels, says it won’t take any money from developers.

Prince Edward Island's top elected officials led a delegation to New England this week stressing the importance of cross-border trade and cooperation.

Enacted by Connecticut lawmakers in 2017, the fiscal guardrails’ basic purpose is simple: to control spending and help develop a balanced budget. Here's what to know about them and why lawmakers aren’t likely to stop throwing around that term anytime soon.

Voters will decide whether Holyoke's treasurer should continue to be elected, or be appointed by the City Council, chosen from a pool of qualified applicants.

The new governor said the state needs to cut spending, build housing and ban cellphones in schools.

Thursday’s election was an unusual but not unprecedented event. Rodgers beat Zuckerman in the November elections, but because neither won more than 50% of the vote, the state Constitution required lawmakers to name a winner.

As the country continues to honor and remember the legacy of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Connecticut Public looked back to April 1985, when the former president spoke to an audience of 3,000 at Central Connecticut State University.