Labor leaders and elected officials gathered at Bushnell Park Monday to honor Connecticut workers who lost their lives or suffered injuries or illnesses on the job. The ceremony also recognized ...

The Connecticut Legislature’s End Homelessness Caucus gathered at the Legislative Office Building last week for a screening of Where Then Shall We Go?, a documentary chronicling the lives of unhoused ...

Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Chancellor Terrence Cheng is moving to a new role as strategic advisor to the ...

The Hall of Flags in the State Capitol was a cool place to be Monday as officials from Mystic Aquarium used a penguin — from ...

Recent federal actions authorizing the US Department of Education to send student loans in default to collections, including ...

In a town hall meeting attended by about 100 residents, US Sen. Richard Blumenthal didn’t mince words when talking about President Donald Trump. "Dumb," "cruel," and "chaotic" were some of the words ...

Attorney General William Tong has joined 20 attorneys general in an amicus brief in support of law firm Susman Godfrey, which is challenging what Tong called an unconstitutional presidential order ...

The racial makeup of the state’s Board of Pardons and Parole was debated Friday in the Judiciary Committee as two Republican lawmakers argued that they couldn’t vote to approve two white nominees – no ...

They’ve been helping people out of poverty in southeastern Connecticut for 60 years, but what does the future look like for ...

The future was on display in the Senate Chamber at the State Capitol Friday, as the Jewish Federation of Connecticut hosted ...

Give the devil his due. That's what the Church of Satanology is asking Hartford. The church, founded by Florida-based ...

Parents concerned about their children abusing drugs and alcohol should simply talk to them about the issue, according to Ashlyn Lower, the associate director for communications and marketing at the ...