U.S. Supreme Court decision on transgender sports bans left CT case open. It’s not going away

A recent Supreme Court decision confirmed that states may bar transgender women from competing in female sports divisions. Yet the ruling left open whether states that affirmatively allow transgender participation are also protected by law. Connecticut, which permits transgender athletes, now faces legal uncertainty.

U.S. Supreme Court decision on transgender sports bans left CT case open. It’s not going away

Severe Cold Weather Protocol sees longest stretch in over a decade

Connecticut is bracing for a prolonged period of frigid temperatures, prompting Governor Ned Lamont to extend the state’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol. This historic measure, driven by forecasts of at least ten more days of extreme cold, marks the longest stretch for the protocol in over a decade.

Severe Cold Weather Protocol sees longest stretch in over a decade

CT woman faces multiple charges after allegedly leaving her children locked in a hot car

Authorities have charged a Connecticut woman after she allegedly left her children locked in a hot car. The children were rescued and taken to a local hospital by EMS, police reported.

CT woman faces multiple charges after allegedly leaving her children locked in a hot car