CT firms tied to bad foundations extend ban

Two Connecticut companies involved in supplying cement and aggregate tied to dozens of crumbling house foundations have extended for a year their state pact to no longer provide those building...

CT man convicted in $4M 'fencing' scheme

A former Durham man convicted Wednesday faces up to 15 years in federal prison for his role in a “large-scale'' fencing operation that cost retailers more than $4 million in shoplifted...

Connecticut wins early round in casino court fight with MGM

A federal appeals court Wednesday ruled against MGM Resorts International, the owner of a casino under construction in Springfield, in the first round of what is expected to be a protracted legal...

CT adds course to help released inmates prepare for workforce

The Connecticut departments of Labor (CTDOL) and Correction (DOC) have jointly created a new 10-hour construction safety and health training class for inmates near the end of their sentences and...

Charter Oak Health Center settles whistleblower case

Hartford-based Charter Oak Health Center and its former CEO have agreed to settle a six-year-old whistleblower case in which authorities had accused the company of firing three employees in...

Sandy Hook families threaten NBC over Alex Jones interview

Families of several victims of the Sandy Hook massacre have threatened legal action against NBC News ahead of the airing of Megyn Kelly's widely criticized interview with notorious conspiracy...

Jepsen, U.S. AGs probe opioid sales practices

Connecticut is working with a bipartisan coalition of U.S. attorneys general in an ongoing investigation to evaluate whether pharmaceutical manufacturers have engaged in unlawful practices connected...

Bristol woman guilty in unfolding IRS-debt scam

A Bristol woman involved in an unfolding Internal Revenue Service impersonation scam in the U.S. and Canada pleaded guilty to a fraud charge that could land her prison for up to 20 years, prosecutors...