Politics

300,000 gun permit holders are still fuming about the 2013 law which expanded Connecticut's assault weapon ban according to WTIC talk radio.

Not going to lie, I cringed big time just reading this story about what happened to one of our state Reps on the floor of the House, and I think you will too.

Lawmakers are trying to push their new highway toll legislation through over the next few weeks but the good news is that driver discounts may be in the works.

Professional economist, Donald Klepper-Smith told the Danbury Chamber of Commerce, "Whatever you're doing, just keep on doing it."

New York State Troopers formed a wall of police when 'Black Women's March' protesters attempted to cross the new Tappan Zee Bridge.

Recreational marijuana could become a reality in Connecticut.

Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton has allocated a $4 million increase in the new budget for Danbury city schools, but school officials say it's not enough.

Given the hell that was Dr. Petit's life during the horrific event that forever altered his life on that fateful day in 2007, it's a testament to his family, faith and spirit that he has moved forward in such a positive way.

With a platform to end corruption and to make the “once-Empire State" affordable for all New Yorkers, Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro officially announced his candidacy for governor on Monday.

Reality is that the infrastructure in Connecticut is in pretty bad shape. Tolls sure don't seem to be a far-fetched idea.