In-cell shackling involves chaining a prisoner's legs and wrists, binding their hands to their feet with a tether chain and ...

Researchers recruited more than 100 NCAA Division I athletes from the football, women’s soccer, and women’s lacrosse teams, ...

Democrat lawmakers must view Connecticut taxpayers as a bottomless pit of money. Only Republicans pushed back on spending in the last legislative session. Democrats found a hole for every penny they ...

Connecticut's new Islamic and Arab studies curriculum provides a precedent for giving students a better understanding of Christianity.

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Comptroller Sean Scanlon's directive builds on a 2025 law requiring annual reports on state agencies' improper charges.

The inmate is accused of battering multiple prison staffers with a hard cast from a previous injury, officials say.

CT Attorney Gen. William Tong says the proposed media merger would reduce competition, raise prices for consumers and threaten independent news and entertainment.

A bundle of 2,300-year-old Egyptian mummy remains stored in a Hungarian museum collection spent years carrying the wrong label, first cataloged as a human head, then briefly reclassified as a bird ...

Semiconductor detectors that directly measure the electrical signals produced by X-rays have hugely improved the resolution and contrast of computed tomography scanners. In the 1970s computed ...

Colorful fabrics, friendly guidance, and approachable classes make this welcoming quilt shop an inspiring place for beginners ...