Connecticut commemorates the 50th anniversary of its Freedom of Information Act, a landmark law that has ensured government transparency and public access to records and meetings since its enactment ...

Guest opinion columnist Carol Noble, president of the Association of Retired Teachers of CT, says teachers form the backbone of our society. They are important because they change lives, inspire ...

Carol Noble is president of the Association of Retired Teachers of CT. The views, opinions, positions, or strategies ...

The Arc Connecticut announced the appointment of Shivonne McKay Annan as its new executive director on Monday.

Ensuring that all of the state's community colleges offer some kind of on-campus food service was raised as a concept by the General Assembly's Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee on ...

State officials and advocates gathered Monday to rally behind House Bill 6145, legislation aimed at bolstering enforcement of ...

Cuts to the Secretary of the State’s office in Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposed 2026-27 budget will make it difficult to carry out ...

The Labor and Public Employees Committee debated legislation aimed at strengthening protections for striking workers and ...

With its combination of snow, sleet, and freezing rain, the winter storm that swept through Connecticut over the weekend left ...

Friday afternoon’s meeting of the Medical Assistance Program Oversight Council (MAPOC) saw an at-times contentious debate about the implementation of a new system to issue annual payments for Medicaid ...

The Connecticut General Assembly’s Black and Puerto Rican Caucus announced its six pillars for the ongoing legislative session Thursday, honing in on subjects ranging from education to artificial ...

State Sen. Mae Flexer, D-Windham, speaks at a UConn-AAUP news conference on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, in Storrs. Credit: Screengrab / UConn AAUP via Facebook STORRS, CT – Professors, faculty, and ...