School community members testified of anti-trans hate and harassment and called for all-gender restrooms and Gender-Sexuality Alliances.

CT towns earn proceeds from a 5-cent surcharge on nips, and Vernon has used its share to institute a campaign to prevent nip bottle litter.

The Office of Health Strategy announced the decision more than three years after Windham Hospital applied to terminate birthing services.

The number of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles in CT went from about 4,800 in 2016 to 35,100 in 2022, up 6.3% over six years.

CT's legal system for immigration is overwhelmed and the state is seeing a rise in asylum and refugee immigration this year, aid groups say.

State agencies and school boards that support a child's secret gender transition remove the same parental protections and safeguards that other children have.

Unions are a great opportunity for the general population of workers to come together and demand what they deserve.

Before Connecticut can recruit more nurses, health systems here have to match the pay rates of neighboring states.

On the second day of the hearing, Killingly’s superintendent was grilled on what the board of education has done for student mental health.

In-person meetings on Yale New Haven Health’s bid to buy three CT hospitals owned by Prospect Medical are taking place, officials said.

Of the roughly 14,000 doses requested by CT, only about 10,000 have been received and distributed, CT public health officials said.

Non-profits can facilitate flood remediation projects, and towns now have access to grant writing support, resilience training and more.

The wheels of justice will never turn if our so-called leaders fail to act on decades of ballot harvesting in Bridgeport.

Gun violence in Connecticut's cities too often goes ignored, and its victims get little help to rebuild their lives.

The collective protest involved students at several CT universities staging sit-ins, marching with signs and handing out pamphlets.

Murphy and other negotiators are faced with resistance from both parties and a closing window to get a bipartisan deal done.

CT residents can sign up for health coverage on the state’s Affordable Care Act Exchange through Jan. 15, and an increasing number of people are enrolling.

East Coast state leaders say they don’t intend to dial back offshore wind ambitions and are planning new strategies and investments.

Educators must identify and work to help students who may be struggling with drug use issues, instead of excluding them.

Gov. Ned Lamont and CT Democrats on Tuesday offered a belated defense of a 2035 timetable for phasing out sales of new gasoline vehicles.