Though SNAP benefits were restored, about 36K CT residents are still at risk of losing food assistance due to the One Big ...

Revisions to the law, which went into effect in October 2025, do not affect the patient’s obligation to pay for services.

Groups like IRIS worry a review of refugees admitted since 2021 could result in some of the thousands affected in CT losing ...

Kosta Diamantis' attorney Norm Pattis expects Chris Ziogas to testify against him in the federal bribery case, set to begin ...

State leaders now must decide whether CT should indefinitely dedicate millions to reverse gaps created by retreating federal ...

Gov. Ned Lamont ended months of controversy and speculation Wednesday when he signed a new version of a bill he vetoed this ...

The hour-long talk delved into familiar themes and issues, including Blumenthal's concerns about politically motivated ...

Graduate assistants following UConn’s values by speaking clearly, honestly, and frankly in class or as a private citizen ...

CT joined a lawsuit over what Attorney General William Tong called ‘nonsensical, ridiculous conditions’ on housing assistance ...

For Ritter, the decision reflects a conclusion that he retains support to continue as speaker, even as it frustrates the ...

The University of Connecticut, the state’s flagship public university, prides itself on its R1 research status — a status built heavily on the commitments, contributions, and labor of graduate student ...

Investigators found the longtime employee traded favors with a towing company to purchase vehicles at a steep discount.