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Middletown, the new proposal from the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce on budget reconciliation represents ...
Paying for college could get a bit easier after a proposal to expand the Roberta B. Willis Scholarship program cleared the ...
Connecticut officials are advancing a comprehensive home resilience strategy aimed at protecting residents from the growing impacts of severe rainstorms and related damage.
The Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) failed to report $9.6 million in Medicaid revenue losses, issued benefits ...
Residents in long-term care facilities may get more protection from LGBTQ discrimination under a bill that passed the state ...
HARTFORD, CT – Representatives from the medical community and state lawmakers came together Wednesday to voice their concerns ...
Connecticut’s political leaders and activists joined immigrants and their families to celebrate the contributions of ...
With trauma kits in hand and personal stories to share, lawmakers, medical professionals, and advocates gathered at the ...
Connecticut has a housing crisis on its hands, officials said this week, but there are things residents can do to advocate ...
Receiving care at the West Haven Veterans Affairs Medical Center could become more pleasant for tens of thousands of veterans ...
Thousands of Pratt & Whitney workers have voted to go on strike starting Monday, union officials announced earlier today.
Republicans in the Connecticut House of Representatives presented an alternate two-year state budget Thursday that caucus ...
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