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AAA Northeast said that about 2 million travelers will be on the road across New England and that this year’s travel numbers represent 98% of pre-pandemic volumes.

“We have next to no ability to challenge these supply rates, which is frustrating,” said state Attorney General William Tong.

Sen. Chris Murphy called her one of the most productive speakers in history.

Connecticut's Comptroller-elect Sean Scanlon said lawmakers only set aside roughly $30 million to give one-time payments to eligible COVID-19 workers.

Three Amazon Clinics launched in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine to treat more than 20 common conditions such as acne, hair loss and allergies.

High school students interested in coding will get a chance through District Arts and Education, a New Haven-based nonprofit that provides immersive tech education.

Connecticut voters have given the 2023 General Assembly the go-ahead to consider legislation that would create an in-person early voting system for the state.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation says its fleet of 11 electric buses remains out of service following a battery fire in July that triggered a federal investigation.

The Connecticut State Board of Education voted Wednesday to order an investigation into the Killingly school district for its refusal to open a school-based mental health center at its high school.

Daniel Ksepka is part of a team that identified a new species of bird named Centuriavis lioae, which lived about 11 million years ago in what is now Nebraska.