CT GOP delegates may be asked to choose a gubernatorial candidate without one of the most important tools they have to evaluate candidates: debates.

CSCU regents won’t face up to the cause for interim chancellor’s resignation

It will not be possible to meet the behavioral health needs of CT children and families without raising Medicaid reimbursement rates.

A 12-year-old boy in Danbury went to school this year expecting to learn, grow, and feel safe among his peers. Instead, according to his family, he was called a “terrorist” by his classmates —a slur that no child should ever have to hear, let alone carry. Eventually, the harassment escalated. The child —whom I will […]

The 340B drug plan language that was recently added into SB 494 risks increasing costs for the very patients it purports to help.

CT has a good solution to rising electricity costs: community solar. It should be expanded.

Assisted suicide contradicts the physician’s most basic calling, to provide cure and hope for the patient.

Health insurers report billions in profits while increasingly promoting products that shift more financial responsibility onto patients and physicians.

What started as a legislative requirement has grown into something far more powerful: a movement that connects learning to action.