Based on comments made by Connecticut Senate Republicans regarding a potential expansion of natural gas pipelines, observers might conclude they
The first month of 2025 continued a positive trend in Connecticut’s economy that bolstered state employment for all of 2024,
Montana Republicans recently attempted to criminalize the act of traveling out-of-state for an abortion despite an overwhelming vote by Montana
Workers’ rights legislation, which would establish safety regulations for warehouse workers and provide unemployment benefits for striking workers after two
After hours of resistance from Connecticut Republicans, the General Assembly’s Housing Committee voted Thursday to advance several bills intended to
A bill to designate National Women Veterans Recognition Day in Connecticut now moves to the Senate floor for consideration, after
An expanding measles outbreak in Texas — where the Associated Press reported that an unvaccinated child recently died from the
Sen. Matt Lesser, D-Middletown, recently warned that the budget resolution passed last week by the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives
State Democratic leaders including House Majority Leader Matt Ritter and Senate President Martin M. Looney introduced in late February a
Connecticut Republicans continued to advocate for book bans in school and public libraries last week, hosting a press conference to
