Politics & Government

Connecticut’s state forensic lab says impaired drivers are increasingly testing positive for driving under the influence of both alcohol and multiple types of drugs.

Rep. Bryan Morse of Franklin is accused of posting nude images of an intimate partner without her consent. He also allegedly threatened to have her arrested.

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont have their own laws that limit or support the Trump administration’s efforts.

The letter addressed to Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development believes the city is violating civil rights protections “in the name of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.”

A group of visually impaired voters challenged the new law that mandates an identification, alleging it places an undue burden on people with disabilities.

The rally was a response to President Donald Trump's remarks calling Somali immigrants "garbage."

On-site marijuana consumption will be allowed at licensed businesses, under regulations approved Thursday.

The U.S. Senate’s failure to extend federal Affordable Care Act subsidies will not immediately affect most Connecticut residents who receive them. That's because the state is stepping in to backstop next year’s subsidies for most of its residents, Gov. Ned Lamont announced.

The Northern Border Regional Commission Catalyst program grants went to 15 New Hampshire projects, including child care centers in Claremont and Keene.

Michael Leavitt denies his family called ICE on his ex. Court records and police reports reveal a bitter custody battle, years-old allegations of threats to call immigration authorities and concerns for the child when his mother stayed in a vacant mansion.