State and local leaders joined developers and housing officials Tuesday afternoon to break ground on a transformative housing project in the shadow of the Connecticut State Capitol.

A proposal requiring stronger regulations and oversight of homeschooled students will not be acted upon this legislative session, lawmakers said Tuesday.

Republican state senators say many summer camps run by Connecticut municipalities will be forced to close after Democrats, who hold the majority in the Senate, passed legislation Tuesday to require ...

Connecticut’s not-for-profit hospitals are doing far more than treating patients. According to new data from Ernst & Young ...

Before going into session Tuesday, House Democrats said they planned to pass a pair of priority education bills, including ...

A bill that would make technical changes to Connecticut’s election laws became the source of bipartisan concern due to a ...

Connecticut’s two US Senators have joined an effort to pass legislation that would improve collective bargaining rights for ...

Guest columnist NaCyla Wiley of the Workforce Alliance in New Haven tells us that there are great opportunities in Connecticut right now for tech-savvy young people with the right skill set.

NaCyla Wiley is the GET IT Project Manager at Workforce Alliance in New Haven, which offers demand-driven employment ...

Paying for college could get a bit easier after a proposal to expand the Roberta B. Willis Scholarship program cleared the ...

Middletown, the new proposal from the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce on budget reconciliation represents ...

Connecticut officials are advancing a comprehensive home resilience strategy aimed at protecting residents from the growing impacts of severe rainstorms and related damage.