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This week’s Face the Facts takes a look at youth crime, vaccine mandates, and new rules at the state capitol.

The public was allowed back into the state Capitol and legislative office building Tuesday for the first time since March 2020.

The Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford has reopened to the general public after being closed since the start of the pandemic.

A controversial statue at the State Capitol may be removed and sent to the Old State House.

The doors of the State Capitol will remain closed to the public during the legislative special session this week.

Connecticut lawmakers on Thursday approved a long-awaited plan to significantly update the state’s so-called “Bottle Bill” for the first time in decades, expanding the list of drink containers requiring a deposit. Under the bill, which cleared the House of Representatives on a bipartisan vote of 105 to 42, drink bottles for hard seltzer and hard cider, plant water, juice, juice…

It’s been a year and one day since the state Capitol and Legislative Office Building closed to the public, and there are still no plans to reopen it.

The events that unfolded in our nation’s Capitol were a stark contrast to the peaceful protests at the Connecticut State Capitol earlier in the day. But with tensions running high across the country, Capitol Police are making some changes.  The barriers are still up at the state Capitol, where hundreds of protesters came Wednesday to object to executive orders...

Connecticut’s Capitol Police are reviewing security procedures in the wake of the violent riot at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

Some Republican lawmakers want the State Capitol reopened for legislative business for the first time since the pandemic began, but the top Senate Democrat says the reason behind the call is partisan.

NBC CT’s Christine Stuart helped explain some of the news out of the State Capitol — legislative concerns over the governor’s extension of his emergency powers and a no confidence vote from the state police union.

UConn students held a protest on the steps of the state capitol calling for the UConn Police Department to be defunded.