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FILE - A black bear that had been previously tranquilized and removed from a Waterbury, neighborhood earlier in the year chews on a garbage container in Wolcott, Conn., Sept. 26, 2006. Connecticut lawmakers voted Friday, March 24, 2023, to allow special state permits to kill bears that threaten or damage crops, livestock or bees. However, they shelved a more contentious proposal to allow a limited bear hunt supported by state environmental officials grappling with an...

Bill allowing limited bear killing advances, hunt nixed


HARTFORD (AP) — State lawmakers voted Friday to allow special state permits to kill bears that threaten or damage crops, livestock ...
 
On Monday, Attorney General William Tong’s office urged the court to reject the basis of part of Hartford HealthCare’s argument to ...
The Shubert Theatre New Haven opened in 1914 and became known as “the birthplace of the nation’s greatest hits,” hosting the creat ...
MERIDEN — On the tail end of what has been an unseasonably warm winter, Connecticut is predicted to experience its first major nor ...
Health officials in the administration of Gov. Ned Lamont faced sharp questioning Monday over the governor’s proposal to control ...
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A labor arbitrator has ordered $45.4 million in bonuses for 36,000 essential state employees, about $1,200 per worker, to recogniz ...
Saru Jayaraman took a red-eye from California, arriving in Washington D.C. in time to meet Thursday morning with members of Congre ...
State lawmakers are confident that Senate Bill 2, which has passed out of the Committee on Children, will continue to build upon ...
Connecticut towns have been required for decades to publish legal notices in newspapers, but a bill before the General Assembly — ...
Unexpected fault lines emerged Monday in Connecticut’s urban gun-control coalition during a 12-hour hearing that tested the Genera ...
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