CT Debt Consolidation in Connecticut

Nora R. Dannehy, Acting United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that PHONG LY, 25, of Danbury, pleaded guilty today before United States Magistrate Judge Donna F. Martinez in Hartford ...

Figures show that while the number of abortions is decreasing nationally, they have been increasing in Connecticut in recent years.

STAMFORDConnecticut Coast Cycling, a Fairfield County-based, bike racing club presented a $1,500 check recently to the Connecticut Challenge, a charitable organization that provides services and resources for ...

First it's the illegal bundled campaign donations from James Galante, now it's this.

There will be one less primary in Connecticut on Aug. 12. Matthew Brennan has decided not challenge fellow Winsted resident Michael J. Renzullo, the endorsed Democratic candidate in the 30th state Senatorial ...

A program aimed at restoring the lobster population in Long Island Sound is working well enough to keep the current minimum legal size for lobsters taken by fishermen, environmental protection officials said ...

The Romanian citizen faces a prison term of 46 to 57 months and possible fines and restitution payments when he is sentenced October 10th.

Sen. Joe Lieberman will speak Tuesday night at a conference hosted by the controversial pastor John Hagee.

A year ago, Dr. William Petit had a thriving medical practice. He lived in a comfortable colonial house adorned with flower gardens in an upscale Connecticut suburb with his wife and two daughters admired for ...

Just like everyday families, school districts in Connecticut are struggling to pay their grocery bills.

As Americans struggle to cope with rising debt loads, complaints to Better Business Bureaus about some debt collection practices increased 26 percent in 2007.

Bridgeport officials say it's time to get tough on gum control. A downtown improvement agency is deploying a new weapon in its battle against wads of discarded chewing gum: a GumBuster, a device they first ...

Barack Obama may have abandoned public financing for his presidential campaign, but in Connecticut legislative candidates are lining up to get campaign cash from the state government.

About 70 percent of the Nutmeg State's candidates for General Assembly this year are expected to sign on to a new public financing election program. Not only does it provide hefty grants, it offers extra money to combat opponents who don't participate and a promise of more cash to counter negative ads from third parties.

Authorities say an overnight collision between two boats on Candlewood Lake in western Connecticut has killed two men.

Connecticut officials are now threatening legal action against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs over its refusal to allow voter registration drives at veterans homes, hospitals and other VA facilities.

A Connecticut woman ambushed with prizes as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's seven millionth visitor says one in particular will come in very handy.

An employee of the Connecticut Department of Children and Families has been charged in the death of a 7-month-old foster child placed in her care.

Nora R. Dannehy, Acting United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that ERIC ORTIZ, 36, of Bridgeport, was sentenced today by Senior United States District Judge Ellen Bree Burns in New ...

HARTFORD By SUSAN HAIGHAssociated PressGov. M. Jodi Rell's budget chief delivered a sobering message to legislators Wednesday, warning that a projected $150 million state budget deficit could seriously worsen ...

The state has fined more than 300 out-of-state businesses for operating in Connecticut without registering their companies here, officials said Wednesday.