A state-backed legal aid initiative helped Connecticut domestic violence survivors obtain protective orders at more than double the rate of
Connecticut’s recently approved two-year state budget will support dental care for children in the Torrington area by directing $200,000 to
Just one month after Connecticut Democrats approved legislation to reduce utility bills, Republicans in the U.S. Senate passed a sweeping
Connecticut has added some tougher legal penalties for residents who organize, participate in, or gather to watch illegal street takeovers
A new policy will prohibit discrimination in Connecticut’s long-term care facilities based on factors like race, disability, sexual orientation or
Connecticut’s tax on diesel fuel is set to decline by nearly 7% on July 1, the state Revenue Services Department
Connecticut homeowners will be protected from foreclosure threats tied to long-dormant second home loans, often referred to as “zombie mortgages,”
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
