Kate Rayner

A Connecticut family is pushing for stricter national domestic violence laws following their own personal tragedy.

The family of a Connecticut woman killed by her estranged husband in 2014, are pushing for a national law to keep guns out of the hands of people with temporary restraining orders against them.

The Waterbury community is rallying around Jaden Bracey, a 15-year-old Career Academy student battling a rare form of cancer.

Students at Career Academy in Waterbury are raising money to help support Jaden Bracey, a 15-year-old classmate who has been diagnosed with a rare cancer.

Firefighters trained at Cherry Brook Primary School in Canton and sprayed foam containing the potentially harmful chemicals called PFAS.

Tests are underway to see if the water supply at a primary school in Canton was contaminated with a potentially dangerous firefighting foam.

The Connecticut Airport Authority is now working with state building officials to determine if firefighting foam systems using PFAS in certain airport hangars can be replaced with water.

The Connecticut Airport Authority held a meeting on Wednesday and talked about what is being done to minimize the use of firefighting foam containing PFAS.

A Waterbury man recovering after having a stroke is now working with the hospital where he was staying to help others a world away.

Members of the Connecticut Air National Guard returned home Thursday after spending months in Kuwait.

There was an emotional homecoming Thursday for members of the Connecticut Air National Guard.

Operation Warrior Horse is a program to help incarcerated veterans that involves using horses as part of therapy.

A Wallingford family’s Christmas tradition is now on store shelves available nationwide.

A new report recommends public drinking water sources across Connecticut be tested in phases for potentially dangerous industrial compounds known as PFAS.

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has spent $600,000 on the environmental cleanup following the B-17 crash.

For the first time, Connecticut has police dogs that can sniff out guns.

Several state police K9s are now trained to detect guns and ammunition.

Peak leaf-peeping is in full swing and people hoping to catch a glimpse of the gorgeous hues before they fade are flocking to the Litchfield hills.

For the first time since the firefighting foam spill in June, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is making it clear that it disagrees with a draft report from Signature Flight’s consultant that no drinking water wells should be tested for PFAS.

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has recommended testing some wells for PFAS in Windsor and Windsor Locks.