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
Sen. Joan Hartley, co-chair of the Commerce Committee, led the Senate in a unanimous vote to pass legislation to facilitate
A bill to enhance school emergency response communications systems passed in April by the state Senate was inspired by the
A Florida mom’s TikTok detailing her tour of a Connecticut elementary school has gone viral, highlighting stark contrasts between the
More than 50% of Connecticut residents living with sickle cell disease are covered through Medicaid, and they are now one
The big picture: Connecticut has virtually no safeguards in place for homeschooled children, one of just 12 states nationwide with
Sen. Julie Kushner, D-Danbury, led Senate passage recently of a bill that will give about 12,000 unionized personal care attendants
Amid reports that federal cuts could directly harm Connecticut households, the state recently created a tool for businesses, nonprofits and
