With ICE keeping kids from class, educators are driving kids to school, delivering groceries, even paying rent to support ...

Youth sports are not just becoming more expensive, they are more stressful, unequal, and tougher on kids' mental health.

By July 1, 2026, when about $100-million in federal workforce funds expire, and WIOA funding continues to decline, training ...

Advocates and child care providers are asking for $70M from an emergency fund created to address Trump administration cuts to ...

Two bills crafted by CT Democrats were speeding to passage in the Senate after a partisan debate over policies, process and power.

The bipartisan bill would require new data centers to find their own power sources and ensure they don't drive up consumer utility bills.

The General Assembly is expected to pass Senate Bill 298, a lengthy omnibus bill that includes a repeal of the 2024 single-stair exit law.

Thousands of CT providers offer option to apply for medical credit cards to cover out-of-pocket costs. Lawmakers want consumer protections.

This bill falls into national trend by conflating criticism of the state of Israel, and critiques of Zionism, as antisemitic.

A vote in favor of trauma-informed crisis drills is a vote to protect both the mental and physical health of Connecticut children.

Youth sports are not just becoming more expensive, they are more stressful, unequal, and tougher on kids’ mental health.

Lamont’s job approval rating in the University of New Hampshire poll was a tepid +4, with 49% approving and 45% disapproving.