Kristin Hussey

Lawyers for families of those killed in the mass shooting say they are moving “full-steam ahead” after the company did not allow for full access to its internal documents.

About 50 people gathered this month for a party in the upscale suburb of Westport, then scattered across the region and the world, taking the coronavirus with them.

Students who were in fourth grade at Sandy Hook during the 2012 massacre are starting 10th grade. Many are becoming more vocal about mass shootings.

The insurer says it plans to leave its home of more than 150 years, the latest bad news for a city on the verge of bankruptcy and plagued by violence.

Mickey Sherman, the celebrity lawyer, was publicly faulted for botching Michael C. Skakel’s murder defense. Will a reversal of that decision redeem his career?

At a preview of the building on Friday, there were mixed emotions: “You can’t be here at the opening of the school without thinking of the people we lost,” an education aide said.

A lawsuit brought by relatives of the shooting victims in Connecticut argues that the AR-15 is a weapon of war and should never have been marketed to civilians.

Starting with a wave of layoffs last Monday, and despite union advertising, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has focused on trimming overhead as taxable personal income has declined.

Posts on social media, claiming that students had worn brown makeup at the party, drew an angry response from the Connecticut university’s president.

A rivalry between Sally’s Apizza and Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, separated for decades by only a block, is complicated as one considers a sale.