The policy prohibits warrantless arrests in the public spaces of courthouses and bans law enforcement officials from wearing ...

More than 60% of the teachers surveyed by the Connecticut Education Association, the state’s largest teachers union, believe that the issues they face ...

Columnist Elwood Watson says he was hit hard by the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, whose killing he called a tragedy that is part of a horrifying wave of political violence in ...

The Vietnam Veterans of America has honored US Sen. Richard Blumenthal with its Legislator of the Year Award in recognition ...

He promised to expand benefits, cap insulin costs at $35, ban military style weapons, deliver affordable housing, and bring ...

Changes to Medicaid coverage for noncitizens begin on Oct. 1, 2026. The changes will strip coverage from refugees, asylum ...

Social media is not real life. That's the thought that came immediately to mind as I read an essay by Adrienne LaFrance, the executive editor of The Atlantic, in the aftermath of the horrific ...

Starting in October, millions of Americans will be able to see drug price comparisons, view out-of-pocket costs and access ...

Some schools failed to conduct statutorily required background checks, properly train staff in restraint and seclusion ...

Connecticut’s bond ratings received upgrades from two of the nation’s top credit rating agencies, Gov. Ned Lamont and state Treasurer Erick Russell announced Wednesday.

Gov. Ned Lamont and other officials assured the public Thursday afternoon that they would be able to get access to vaccines for COVID-19 if they wish, despite confusion coming from the federal ...

Hospitals and health care providers are under increasing pressure in the state and around the country. The Connecticut East ...