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Marissa Gillett was confirmed to a second 4-year term as PURA chair Tuesday after Senate Republicans walked out before the ...
The visas were revoked by the Trump administration and are part of an effort that has left hundreds of students nationwide at ...
The group rallied against inadequate garbage disposal, sewage problems and other issues that advocates say are ‘reflected ...
The Trump administration named CT among 34 states that may lose their federal Department of Housing and Urban Development field office.
Many lawmakers want to expand the $2,000-per-child credit, a longtime Democratic priority — but aren’t sure about how to get there.
High-potency cannabis will exist whether CT lawmakers acknowledge it or not. The question is whether these products will be sold safely or elsewhere.
Opinion
Lou Rinaldi
The General Law Committee has sent a clear message: In 2025, it will not consider lifting the THC potency cap for adult-use cannabis. This decision may seem like a minor regulatory choice, but its ...
What begins as an effort to ensure safe schools rapidly turns into an intrusive monitoring system that sees children as criminals.
Although funding for the early childhood program has not been cut, uncertainty remains about its future. One parent said she is ‘terrified.’ ...
After a trans athlete in Maine won a state title, the Trump administration moved to withhold the state's K-12 funding.
Do Connecticut taxpayers get our money’s worth for the millions we hand to Electric Boat? I found no evidence that we do – and I looked hard.
WSHU sits down with CT Mirror’s John Moritz to discuss his story about the options lawmakers are weighing to address CT's trash problem.