Certain health insurance policies will be required to cover biomarker testing to diagnose and treat diseases like cancer under a
While Connecticut is known for its accepting nature, other states seem to be considering less welcoming policies including a new
In an effort to address the growing impact of artificial intelligence on society, the Connecticut Senate voted last week to
Idaho makes a teacher take down an “Everyone is Welcome” sign, because they either don’t want everyone to feel welcome,
Senate Democrats voted unanimously to extend Connecticut’s popular Paid Family and Medical Leave program to as many as 50,000 public
Senate Democrats voted this week to advance legislation to support children’s development, with provisions providing stricter oversight of municipal camps,
Senator Paul Honig, D-Harwinton, and mental health professionals with EdAdvance called Tuesday on the U.S. Department of Education to reverse
As measles outbreaks have infected more than 800 people across 25 states, new studies suggest that rising misinformation on vaccines
The big picture: Over 3,000 machinists at Pratt & Whitney’s East Hartford and Middletown plants have initiated a strike after
Sen. Joan Hartley, co-chair of the Commerce Committee, led the Senate in a unanimous vote to pass legislation to facilitate
