Waterbury to introduce red-light, speed enforcement cameras

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — The City of Waterbury announced Monday that it is preparing to introduce automated red-light and speed enforcement cameras. The initiative serves as an effort to encourage safer driving and improve safety for drivers, passengers, pedestrians and bicyclists, the city announced in a post. These cameras will help police identify vehicles traveling […]

Candidates for governor make final pitches amid clash over Lamont phone swatting incident

Gov. Ned Lamont and Republican Ryan Fazio criss-crossed the state on Monday, two days after a conservative activist accused Lamont of assault for pushing her camera at a campaign event.

Connecticut House and Senate races to watch in 2026 election

Several Connecticut legislative contests could influence the makeup of the General Assembly. Here's a look at eight House and Senate races to watch Tuesday.

Live Results: Election Day in Connecticut

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Connecticut bakers are bringing joy back to election day, one cake at a time

Nicole Sousa from the Old Statehouse in Hartford, CT, discusses the history of election cakes, a sweet civic tradition dating back to 1771.

Town seeks public input on developing Woody Avenue property

In an effort to continue to encourage the development of more housing in town, Waterbury officials are looking to the public for input on developing town-owned land behind Brookside Primary School. The 3.5-acre site along Woody Avenue – the street connecting High Street and Hillcrest Terrace, formerly called Armory Avenue...

INTERVIEW: Deputy Secretary of the State breaks down same-day registration and what you need to know

Deputy Secretary of the State Jennifer Barahona joins Eyewitness News live to explain absentee ballot deadlines, accessibility options, and how same-day voter registration works across Connecticut.

What to expect at the polls tomorrow

DPH employee files lawsuit alleging retaliation over HIV database access

An epidemiologist alleges she was demoted for pushing back against granting a colleague unfettered access to the state's HIV database The post DPH employee files lawsuit alleging retaliation over HIV database access appeared first on Inside Investigator .

State Democrats, secretary of the state hold watch party

Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas talks about the General Election after the polls closed.

2026 election live updates: News and results from CT and NY

Blakeman congratulates Hochul on reelection victory. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman told supporters at his Election Night watch party Tuesday that he had spoken with Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul to congratulate her on winning reelection. Blakeman made the announcement around 10:20 p.m., after The Associated Press called the New York...

Mayor’s column: Changing seasons and priorities

As the clocks change, so does the work of city employees. The Parks Dept. shifts into winter work maintenance projects and equipment safety checks and lots of leaves; the Public Works Dept. readies for winter operations and picking up of leaves, the Registrars are ready for Election Day, and preparations for the July 1, 2027 budget and the Revaluation will be starting shortly. All departments are heavily reliant on technology and communications among departments to accomplish these tasks.

9 Unusual College Programs In Connecticut You Probably Didn’t Know Existed

College courses aren’t all textbooks and lectures about subjects you can barely pronounce. Some are so unexpected that you might wonder who came up with the idea in the first place. And that’s exactly what makes them interesting. Connecticut colleges offer some surprisingly unusual programs that might completely...