Ebong Udoma

Low-income Connecticut families could get more state aid to help cover rising energy costs this winter.

Connecticut has been allocated more than $75 million in federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance funding, according to members of the state's Congressional delegation.

Violent crime overall is down in Connecticut, according to data released by the state's Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.

WSHU's Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror's Katy Golvala to discuss her article, “CT kids with Medicaid coverage can face long waits for eye care,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short. Read the story here

Early voting began in Connecticut on Monday, and officials assured voters the polls are safe after suspicious mail was sent to election officials last week.

More than 100,000 Connecticut residents could lose health care coverage because of new federal healthcare mandates and $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts, according to state officials.

More than 7,000 early childhood educators in Connecticut without health insurance can now sign up for state-subsidized coverage.

The first of two televised gubernatorial debates in Connecticut before Election Day takes place Thursday night between Republican challenger Ryan

ICE, taxes and the high cost of energy were major issues in Connecticut's first gubernatorial debate between incumbent Democrat Ned Lamont and his Republican challenger Ryan Fazio, co-hosted by WFSB and CT Insider on Thursday.

The Connecticut Citizen's Assembly on Property Taxes released a report recommending that state lawmakers revisit highway tolls and a millionaire's tax next year.