Just a week after a shooting at Minnesota’s Annunciation Catholic Church killed two children and injured dozens of students and
As the Insurance Department held a public hearing Aug. 18 to hear responses to proposed rate increases for more than
Democratic lawmakers stood Wednesday in solidarity with their colleague, Rep. Corey Paris, who was targeted for harassment and threats after
The federal budget passed by Republicans has inspired broad claims by its supporters about strong benefits – but cursory examination
Fatal car crashes on Connecticut roads declined by 27% in the first seven months of 2025 when compared to statistics
For the third time in 2025, electric rates in Connecticut fell after state regulators gave final approval to state borrowing
The U.S. Justice Department has reached a proposed settlement with one of the nation’s largest landlords to stop using anti-competitive
The bipartisan National Conference of State Legislatures elected Connecticut Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff as its vice president during an
As Republican-backed tariff policies drive up the price of consumer goods, Connecticut residents will get a slight cost reprieve beginning
The closing of Sacred Heart University’s multicultural, sexuality and gender equity centers in Fairfield this month is just the latest