For years, a towing company cut the lines at the DMV in exchange for deep discounts on towed cars, according to an internal DMV report, showing the agency’s oversight failures.

And, DMV records show, the agency quickly approved MyHoopty’s application to sell the car. What happened to Anderson exemplifies how Connecticut’s laws have come to favor tow companies at the ...

The Real ID deadline is May 7, 2025. As of March 7, 2026, nearly 72% of all Connecticut license and non-driver ID holders had ...

Wendy Allshouse flew to Florida to visit her father but had to find a ride to get to his house after her rental car ...

Hundreds gathered as CT lawmakers considered two proposals on how Connecticut should collaborate with federal immigration ...

Their statement followed further reporting on the towing system from CT Mirror and ProPublica that outlined how a DMV employee was able to, for years, sell towed cars that had been undervalued for ...

To get a Real ID in Connecticut, you must make an in-person visit at an DMV and bring four identity documents. The Real ID requirement was originally set to take effect in 2020, but was pushed back ...

Gone, too, were its doors. “Vehicle is absolutely stripped,” the Connecticut towing company wrote to the state DMV. That was why it was only worth $1,000, the company said on an official form ...

The Connecticut DMV started offering the Real ID verification in October 2011, but the deadline has been pushed back for several years. That could lead to last-minute surges in demand for Real IDs ...