The challenges special ed parents face aren't unique, but the processes to hold schools accountable are opaque, often fail to ...

Mail-in ballots, or absentee ballots, began going out Oct. 2 in CT for the general election on Nov. 3. Here's what CT voters ...

Laura Tillman discusses her story about a Connecticut woman who was deported to Mexico, and what came next for her family.

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Employees of the Department of Children and Families gathered in the rain Tuesday to sound the alarm about worker injuries and understaffing at the state’s psychiatric facility for children age 13 to ...

Nancy Martinez has filed a lawsuit following her deportation, but even a victory would not allow her to return to her ...

Towns like South Windsor, Windsor, Killingworth, Ledyard, Milford and Newtown have ended or suspended use of license plate ...

Trump wrote Sunday that “Voting in America is CORRUPT” Jim Himes said Trump is trying to cast doubt on the integrity of the ...

Asked about the prospect of running again in 2028 at age 82, Blumenthal pivoted, quoted Mark Twain and added: “This is my why ...

Let’s take a moment of silence to remember the airlines that are no more.

Officials gathered in one of New Haven’s new bioscience towers to cut the ribbon on a the QuantumCT innovation hub.

Members of CT's delegation are starting to sketch out what a Democratic return to power could look like from the highest ...