Colleen Murphy retired on Feb. 27 after 35 years with the CT Freedom of Information Commission, the last 21 as its leader.

The Civics Seal moves the focus away from national culture wars and toward the practical work of being a “good neighbor” and ...

As housing costs rise and financial precarity becomes more common, prevention programs remain underfunded, fragmented, or reactive.

While it has President Trump's support, the revised bill faces headwinds in the House, particularly over an institutional investor ban.

CT's Judicial Branch has canceled plans to open a 20-bed juvenile detention facility in Tolland, a project that sparked fierce opposition.

The Civics Seal moves the focus away from national culture wars and toward the practical work of being a "good neighbor" and community member.

Carlos, who has served as deputy correction commissioner since Dec. 2020, will take over the top spot when Angel Quiros steps down in May.

Bristol, wants University of Connecticut to consider establishing a 'state center' to study unidentified aerial phenomena.

Gov. Ned Lamont recently took a big step toward closing a rift with unionized state employees, reaching tentative deals for raises with 10 more unions. But with more than half of state government’s 35 ...

Cities and states are filing lawsuits and looking for other funding as the Trump admin. seeks to shut off federal dollars for public trails.

Lawmakers on Thursday questioned Gov. Ned Lamont’s nominee to lead Connecticut’s child welfare agency about whether the state is doing enough to protect children from harm and make sure they’re well ...

THC beverages are now limited to 3 milligrams of THC per 12-ounce container, and purchases are restricted to individuals 21 and older.