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Five percent of the state’s workforce is undocumented, according to the Pew Research Center. A majority of those workers do jobs in in construction, hospitality and agriculture.

Father’s Day is this weekend and it’s a time to show appreciation for a father figure in your life. Some fathers could be spending it in the neonatal ICU with their preemies, according to the March for Dimes.

Electric technology is all around us, from cars to scooters and bikes and even power tools. According to fire industry experts, they present their own challenges in fire suppression.

Governor Ned Lamont wants to continue negotiating a housing bill, even after the legislative session ends. Democrats are confident they can make changes to this bill to identify where and how affordable housing can be built.

In the last 24 hours there have been seven overdoses in Hartford. This comes days after the state released a report showing a decline in overdose deaths.

The Sleeping Giant Preservation Association just completed a deal to secure more land for the state park, something it has been trying to accomplish for decades.

The ground has already been broken on a new pickleball complex in Middletown with a price tag of $15 million.

Three Girls Vegan Creamery, Snip Snaps, Pertillo’s Pizza, and Culinary Concerts were targeted on the same night.

Several beaches in the state are closed because of elevated bacteria levels. Multiple beaches in Norwalk and West Haven are closed to swimming, and one beach in Milford and one in Westport are also closed.

The State Department of Children and Families is honoring dads ahead of Father’s Day with a round of golf. They are honoring adoptive dads, foster dads and biological dads during “Best day on Par.”

The Somers Fire Department said their resources are being stretched thin. It’s because of a rise in medical calls coming from the state prison in town – many of them being overdose calls.

Immigration advocates and family rallied for a New Haven mother who was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, officers in front of her children on Monday.

People took to the streets to protest after a mother was taken into custody by ICE in front of her kids in New Haven.