Edmund H. Mahony

New Haven-based Regional Water Authority and its newly acquired affiliate Aquarion Water Authority have agreed to pay their joint Chief Executive Officer, North Haven First Selectman Michael Freda, a $500,000 salary.

The state Supreme Court has ordered a new murder trial for a Bridgeport man because he wasn't given an opportunity to challenge scientific analysis

The state Supreme Court has ordered a new murder trial for a Bridgeport man because he wasn't given an opportunity to challenge scientific analysis

The town of Brookfield is leading another challenge to a tentative state decision approving a natural gas expansion project that would increase the volume of gas flowing through Connecticut to the New York metropolitan area.

A white paper by a Boston-based research group warns that New England consumers face higher electric costs and shrinking supply because of policy

Information given to police was that the woman was shot because she wouldn't agree to an abortion

An outside auditor has delivered another withering critique of a legislative grant program, revealing that millions of dollars earmarked for distressed

As the U.S. pours billions into a new generation of nuclear-powered attack submarines, the same manpower and supply chain challenges faced by the

As the U.S. pours billions into a new generation of nuclear-powered attack submarines, the same manpower and supply chain challenges faced by the shipyards building them are causing years of delay in maintaining and repairing the fleet.

The state Freedom of Information Commission criticized utility regulators for another inadequate response to a public records request and, after extended discussion, decided to admonish a top regulatory official.