How methadone, other meds are helping to lower CT opioid deaths
Experts say the medications enable people to find new jobs, regain custody of children and more easily recover from opioid use disorders.
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RSV vaccine shortage forces some pediatricians to ration doses as virus spreads
Of the roughly 14,000 doses requested by CT, only about 10,000 have been received and distributed, CT public health officials said.
CT universities stage ‘silent protest’ against Israel-Hamas war
The collective protest involved students at several CT universities staging sit-ins, marching with signs and handing out pamphlets.
Open enrollment is underway in CT. Here’s what to know.
CT residents can sign up for health coverage on the state’s Affordable Care Act Exchange through Jan. 15, and an increasing number of people are enrolling.
¿Hay protecciones disponibles para los inquilinos en CT?
Legisladores en CT aprobaron protecciones para inquilinos, pero no una medida de tope de alquiler. Esto es lo que debe saber.
Despite setbacks, states are still counting on offshore wind
East Coast state leaders say they don’t intend to dial back offshore wind ambitions and are planning new strategies and investments.
CT Democrats pledge to keep on path to phasing out new gas cars
Gov. Ned Lamont and CT Democrats on Tuesday offered a belated defense of a 2035 timetable for phasing out sales of new gasoline vehicles.
CT house prices rose 10% in a year. Will they ever drop?
CT had the fourth-highest increase of house prices in the country. A housing market with low inventory is likely playing a role, experts say.
Trinity College student among 3 men of Palestinian descent shot in Vermont
Trinity College student Tahseen Ahmad and two other students were shot in Burlington. Ahmad is in stable condition.
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