Historic Expansion of Early Childhood Education Celebrated Connecticut policymakers, early childhood educators, and parent advocates gathered at the state Capitol
The Connecticut General Assembly gave final approval Tuesday to a $55.8 billion biennial state budget that avoids new taxes on
The state Senate voted Friday to pass a wide-ranging education bill, which puts Connecticut on track to significantly expand access
Victims of gun violence will be allowed to bring civil actions against gun manufacturers, distributors, or retailers who fail to
In an early morning vote ahead of Memorial Day weekend, the Connecticut Senate voted unanimously to pass the HERO Act,
Certain health insurance policies will be required to cover biomarker testing to diagnose and treat diseases like cancer under a
Senator Paul Honig, D-Harwinton, and mental health professionals with EdAdvance called Tuesday on the U.S. Department of Education to reverse
Connecticut House Republicans overwhelmingly opposed a new state police contract with raises for troopers during Monday’s Appropriations Committee meeting, despite
As families across Connecticut work to put their kids through college, Connecticut House Republicans have recommended funding levels for higher
Planned raises for Connecticut State Police would be cancelled under a budget plan unveiled Thursday by House Republicans, who floated
