Tom Foley

Bob Stefanowski has become public enemy number one among the crowded GOP field for governor.

Connecticut’s race for governor remains tight and many voters appear to dislike both major party candidates, according to a new Quinnipiac University Poll.

President Barack Obama’s trip to Bridgeport, which was planned for today, has been postponed and he will be meeting at the White House with cabinet agencies coordinating the government’s Ebola response, according to a statement from the White House Press Secretary’s Office.

A Quinnipiac University Poll shows Connecticut’s race for governor is a dead heat.

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Tom Foley laid out his plans for education and taxes in front of New Britain City Hall on Wednesday.

In this week’s episode of Decision 2014, NBC Connecticut wraps its arms around the race for governor as it approaches seven weeks until election day.

In Episode 8, CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas wraps up the first debate of the general election season with George Colli, Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor talks with Max Reiss about what’s gone right and what’s gone wrong in his time as the state’s top educator and Todd Piro discusses special education needs with two advocates and mothers.

The rematch between Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and his 2010 Republican rival, Greenwich businessman Tom Foley, officiallly got underway Wednesday evening with the first gubernatorial debate of the election.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is the latest Connecticut politician to get doused with ice water to increase awareness about a debilitating disease.

The day after winning the primary election, Republican candidate for governor Tom Foley got cold and wet in support of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. John McKinney completed the challenge last night.

Follow the GOP candidates for governor as they campaign around the state on this week’s episode of NBC Connecticut’s “Decision 2014.”

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley says he’s still crafting his urban agenda policy, saying it’s important for Connecticut to help cities address high unemployment, a large educational achievement gap and affordable housing needs.