The 18-year-old who was a manager and pizza chef at Clocktown Brewing Company was remembered as a “hardworking young man with a bright future.”

Lawmakers are eyeing bills ranging from fixing the state’s waste crisis, further restricting helium balloons and tightening fines for bottle deposit redemption misuse.

Connecticut lawmakers were divided along party lines following strikes on Venezuela, with Republicans supporting the action and Democrats criticizing it as illegal.

CT Mirror journalists traveled throughout the state—and, in some cases, the world—in 2025. Here are some of their most vital images.

A slew of events marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S., from historic exhibits to musical concerts, are taking place in Connecticut starting in January.

A comprehensive new aging law puts in place several protections and benefits for Connecticut’s older population, including more requirements for employee background checks at long-term care facilities and more notice when transferring or discharging someone from a nursing home.

Members of CT's congressional delegation decried Saturday's military strike in Venezuela, saying President Trump failed to notify Congress.