Sen. Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox stood alongside several colleagues and Connecticut advocates last week to join the American Bar Association’s call to
Connecticut advocates and policymakers were unsure last week of the future of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program following
While Connecticut lawmakers have prioritized investments in students under the leading proposal, Senate Bill 1, legislators in Ohio have drafted
What’s happening: The Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CTDOAG) is losing $3.7 million in federal funding due to cuts from Elon
Health officials, families, and communities in Texas and New Mexico are grappling with measles outbreaks that have affected more than
Montana Republicans recently attempted to criminalize the act of traveling out-of-state for an abortion despite an overwhelming vote by Montana
Legislation to restrict the use of dangerous chemicals that cause serious impacts to wildlife, the ecosystem and human health were
Connecticut’s bottle recycling program, commonly known as the “Bottle Bill,” uses a deposit and return system for recyclables, providing great
With the 2025 legislative session underway and many Democrats proposing bills to lower costs and empower working families, Connecticut Republicans
The state Department of Labor announced that Connecticut added 300 jobs in November as unemployment remained at 3% – the
