The Office of the Child Advocate, in conjunction with partner Disability Rights Connecticut, has filed a complaint with the U ...
Attorney General William Tong called recent changes to Instagram insufficient for protecting teenagers and demanded that the ...
Teachers in Bridgeport were left in the dark for several hours Wednesday about an online threat made against the school ...
This year’s election marks the first amid the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, and that has regulators, lawmakers and ...
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection will launch a second round of vouchers for its popular electronic bike ...
Iberdrola, the Spain-based corporation that owns 81.6% of Avangrid, is trying to buy up the remaining shares to take Avangrid ...
The insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, will forever be remembered as one of the darkest days in American ...
A new survey of individuals who work to help people experiencing homelessness in western Connecticut has found that most workers feel overwhelmed and underpaid in their jobs, and offers some solutions ...
Northford Farmer Will DellaCamera drove his green tractor to the state Capitol in Hartford on Friday to raise awareness about ...
Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said Tuesday that her office had been alerted to the possibility that suspicious envelopes containing an unidentified white powder might arrive. Over the course ...
In recent years, historically hot summers have forced many schools — no matter when their start dates — to temporarily close.
Healthcare analyst Ellen Andrews said that if Connecticut is going to make progress toward affordable healthcare that works for everyone, we have to look farther and deeper.
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