UConn Welcomes Undocumented Students Connecticut has offered in-state tuition at public higher education institutions to state residents without permanent legal status since 2011, later expanding access to institutional financial aid. That long-standing framework is now facing direct federal pushback. The DOJ Lawsuit The U.S. Department of Justice filed lawsuits against Connecticut, New York, and Vermont as part of a broader nationwide legal campaign. The federal complaint targets Connecticut...

Greenwich High School U.S. News & World Report has released its 2026-27 rankings of the best public high schools in the United States, and Greenwich High School (GHS) secured the #2 spot in Connecticut and #194 nationally. Check Out the U.S. News and World Report 2026-27 Rankings. Connecticut IB Academy in East Hartford took the top spot in the state. Rounding out the top rankings behind Greenwich High were Weston High School, Darien High School, Staples High School in Westport, and New...

If you dined out in central Greenwich this spring, you might want to know what local health inspectors turned up. Between April and June 2026, the Greenwich Health Department conducted over 100 routine inspections—and five local spots were cited for multiple "priority item" violations, the most critical category under Connecticut state rules. The violations ranged from improper food holding temperatures to storing food items too close to cleaning chemicals. The good news? Nearly every issue...

A federal indictment unsealed on Wednesday, August 12, accused 11 individuals of orchestrating over 1,000 fraudulent marriages across a decade-long scheme. At least 100 of these sham ceremonies were conducted right here in Connecticut between 2020 and 2023. Read Department of Justice Press Release about Marriage Fraud Scheme Here A Multimillion-Dollar Operation The fraudulent marriages were primarily arranged between U.S. citizens and foreign nationals from mainland China seeking lawful...

ALPR Camera Locations in Greenwich Addressing mounting community concerns about data privacy, Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo provided a statement in his weekly newsletter headlined "No flock cameras in Greenwich." Camillo reassured residents that flock cameras have not been installed on Greenwich's public roads and are not part of the town's school zone speed camera program (which has been on hold since April 2). First Selectman Camillo's Letter No Flock Cameras in Greenwich The Devil...