Keeping Connecticut’s Lakes and Rivers Clean
February 22, 2025
5:00 am
A bipartisan law passed back in 2019 by Democrats and Republicans is still paying benefits for people all across Connecticut
A bipartisan law passed back in 2019 by Democrats and Republicans is still paying benefits for people all across Connecticut
A new quarterly crime report released Tuesday by Connecticut criminal justice officials found that the most serious crimes declined by
State leaders took advantage of National Pizza Day on Feb. 9 to reaffirm Connecticut’s position as Pizza Capital of the
Connecticut workers testified Thursday in support of legislation from Senate Democrats intended to create protections for employees of large warehouses
Connecticut Senate Republicans recently unveiled a tax plan that imposes mandates on municipalities and relies on unlikely savings like
A new report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that Connecticut’s 2024 workforce had the fourth-highest labor union
The first weeks of President Donald Trump’s return to office have brought chaos to the United States. Elected on a
As Connecticut Democrats work to lower the costs of essential goods in an effort to support consumers and the economy,
Following years of litigation with pharmaceutical companies who contributed to the opioid crisis that has impacted individuals, families and communities,
A disjointed and sometimes inconsistent group of Connecticut statutes intended to prohibit hate crimes would be streamlined and strengthened under