Connecticut could allow hunting on Sunday, which has been outlawed hundreds of years
Connecticut would finally allow Sunday hunting with firearms under legislation approved Friday that next heads to the House ...
Torrington man whose case prompted stiffer animal cruelty laws in CT facing new charges
Robert Hoetzl was convicted of sex assault charges involving a minor, but charges related to sex acts with a dog were dismissed, leading to a change in CT law.
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UConn set to pay student athletes: athletic director can now sign NIL contracts
The University of Connecticut board of trustees approved a proposal giving the university’s athletic director the authority to enter into contracts with student athletes on Wednesday, March ...
Is this the year CT will hold a black bear hunt?
The idea of a limited hunt has gained the backing of a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers as well as Gov. Ned Lamont, though ...
A black bear hunt in CT? Legislators are considering it, again
A bill would require CT to establish a bear hunting season and prescribe the methods of hunting, the fees and number of bears ...
Lamont talks CT energy sources, age and Trump at ‘In the Room’
Gov. Ned Lamont spoke about energy prices, Medicaid, age in politics and his future plans at CT Mirror's latest In the Room ...
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Danbury man charged with cruelty after allegedly abusing his dog, warrant says
Adrian Lowell Dunkley of Danbury was charged with animal cruelty and several infractions this month following a complaint about him allegedly abusing his dog.
Yale students file complaint over university endowment's investment in military weapons companies
Yale University students filed a complaint with the Connecticut Attorney General over the university's endowment investments ...