The report says CT lacks enough affordable housing, with many people spending too much on rent or a mortgage and limited to ...

Zillow projects Hartford as the only top-50 metro with worsening affordability, with the median monthly mortgage cost to rise ...

One of the set pieces to a drama set in the 1950s starring actors Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio sold in 2025.

Visitors to accesshealthct.com are met with an error message saying that the website is temporarily unavailable. Access Health CT sent News 8 this statement: “We ...

The U.S. Senate’s failure to extend federal Affordable Care Act subsidies will not immediately affect most Connecticut residents who rely on them, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. That’s because the ...

The first accumulating snowfall for much of Connecticut is likely this Sunday. Norwich is expected to see up to 2 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service, and forecasts from around ...

Federal subsidies for Affordable Care Act insurance plans are on the chopping block, but the specter of higher premiums doesn’t seem to be deterring Connecticut residents. By early December, ...

Passengers travelling through Winnipeg Richardson International Airport will now encounter new CT X-ray screening technology that promises faster, more convenient security checks, the Canadian Air ...

Hundreds of hotel rooms were lost in the push to transform them to residential use. Now, the new owners of a downtown Hartford hotel near Union Station plan a $13.6 million redevelopment that would ...

(WFSB) - The federal government has announced that there will not be new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits starting on November 1st. Over 300,00 families across Connecticut who ...

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — People across the Connecticut who get health coverage through Access Health CT are receiving notices that costs are going up. The letters tell them about price increases they can ...

As the federal government shutdown reached Day 20 on Monday, state and federal officials are concerned that about 360,000 Connecticut residents could lose their food stamp benefits starting on Nov. 1.