More than 3,000 Connecticut-based machinists at jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney will go on strike, after they rejected Sunday a new contract — an emphatic expression of worker discontent at one of ...

One Connecticut program saw insurance costs increase from about $300,000 in 2021 to nearly $1 million annually this year, and ...

Our bipartisan, bicameral measure protects animals from mistreatment and neglect by holding bad actors accountable for their ...

Maddening, unconscionable, outrageous, alarming, disappointing. Those are the words Democratic and Republican legislative leaders used to react to the announcement that the head of Connecticut’s ...

Gov. Ned Lamont thanks more than 70 agencies for their response to more than 200 firefighters last fall. He says their work ...

Beth Hines was at the capitol Wednesday, making the case for more funding for her Community Action Partners and other nonprofits. Before she could attend a press conference, though, she had to close ...

Energy activists are once again pushing for action on climate change after a bill declaring a crisis stalled out in the legislature. This year’s version stops short of declaring that same climate ...

Governor Ned Lamont Friday announced he’s directing all flags in Connecticut to be lowered to half-staff Sunday, in honor of ...

After a three-hour debate the Connecticut House rejected a GOP proposal to require parental notification on aboritons ...

Gov. Ned Lamont, Mayor Harry Rilling and state DOT leaders reflect on the response to a crash that affected Interstate 95 in ...

In 2023, a non-verbal resident of Southbury Training School—a Connecticut state facility for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities—was taken to a local hospital with mysterious ...

Nonprofits that run foster care programs in CT are facing rising insurance costs that they say could force them to end those ...