Before the next election cycle, cities and municipalities across Connecticut should join Seattle, New York, and other local ...

If DCF is measured by the breadth of child neglect and abuse in Connecticut, the agency might seem to be an almost miraculous ...

A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation requires reporters and supporters to step up every day. Every month. Every year.

Connecticut residents will head to the polls on Aug. 11 to cast ballots in party primaries for governor, U.S. Congress and state legislative and constitutional races. Many will have questions about ...

Increasing production and protecting our most vulnerable residents are not competing priorities. A healthy housing system ...

Eligible CT farmers will soon get to apply for a portion of disaster relief from a federal grant for smaller farming states.

A federal appeals court upheld a 2023 environmental approval for the airport’s long-planned expansion—a new terminal and an ...

Crimes against property have decreased by 17% compared to the first quarter of last year, the steepest annual decline in the ...

Ned Lamont and his challenger for the Democratic nomination Josh Elliott hewed to familiar messages honed over the past year in the debate.

Cities—not the federal government—control most development through zoning. The law takes a new approach to nudge them toward more housing.

It’s been a year since the 988 hotline’s LGBTQ+ youth services shut down. The Trump administration pledged to bring it back ...

From November to June, 89 refugees arrived in Connecticut from South Africa and none from other countries, a marked change ...