Attorney General William Tong

State Attorney General William Tong announced a lawsuit against ExxonMobil Monday under the allegation that the oil and gas company deceived the public about the impact burning fossil fuels has on climate change.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong has escalated his legal actions to hold Eversource and United Illuminating accountable for what he calls their failed storm response.

Connecticut and four other states are leading a bipartisan, multi-state investigation in Juul Labs' marketing and sales practices, State Attorney General William Tong said Tuesday while in a New Haven high school for a round-table discussion of youth vaping.

State officials are warning families about new developments in utility shut-off scams including the use of obtained personal information over the internet and scammers posing as utility employees in person.

Court hearing took place on Friday in Hartford.

Connecticut plans to join 20 other states in suing the federal government to prevent the release of 3D-printed gun files online.

Connecticut officials on Wednesday estimated as many as 200,000 residents, including tens of thousands of children on a public health care program, could be impacted by sweeping Trump administration changes that would deny green cards to many immigrants who use Medicaid, food stamps and other forms...

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ Connecticut officials say an agreement has been reached that enables Hartford Healthcare to oversee medical records of patients formerly of InHealth Connecticut, a medical group that suddenly closed several doctors' offices. Attorney General William Tong and Department of...

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says state legislators on the board of directors of an education-related nonprofit created to oversee a $100 million contribution from Barbara and Ray Dalio and matching state funds, are subject to state open records laws. In a formal...

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says federal immigration authorities are unfairly trying to deport some residents with past criminal records, even though their past crimes were pardoned by the state's Board of Pardons and Paroles.