A bill requiring labels on some cannabis products warning consumers to keep them out of children’s reach passed the CT Committee on Children.

CT’s Human Services committee heard public testimony on a bill that would provide Medicaid reimbursement for community health workers.

Two bills being considered in the CT legislature would eliminate the requirement that towns store the possessions of tenants who are evicted.

Dozens of people testified on a bill that would, among other things, require CT police officers to tell drivers the reason for a traffic stop.

The opening of CT’s adult-use cannabis market earlier this year has raised questions of equity and logistics in the market’s regulation.

Hostile architecture is an urban design method typically used to keep people from lying down or camping in a certain location.

Danbury parents with “Latinos for Educational Advocacy and Diversity” asked CT lawmakers to approve funding for a charter school.

The bill calls on the state to award grants and establish strategy and success metrics for CT’s arts, culture and tourism organizations.

A bill would prohibit using certain contract terms between hospitals and insurers that supporters say drive up the cost of care for patients.

Several CT General Assembly committees are considering legislation to help ease the burden of educational debt.