We can’t build the best community possible unless all voices are heard and sincerely respected. This is what matters most to me in this race.

Opportunities once reserved for professionals now extend to college and even high school athletes, with the pressure filtering further down.

We have to study the past to prepare for  our future. By examining campaigns for peace by opposing American wars we are provided with lessons from which we can learn and take courage. In March,1967 a Connecticut man named Harrison Butterworth sailed with six  companions to Vietnam’s Gulf of Tonkin. Their 50-foot ketch was dubbed […]

Connecticut has the opportunity to lead the nation in demonstrating how data, when shared responsibly and equitably, can transform the way we support our most vulnerable youth.

A move allowing single-stair exits in five-story buildings is being negated by extremely restrictive fire department staffing and capacity requirements.

Rather than streamlining outdated restrictions, Connecticut needs new strategies that actively build health care infrastructure where its needed.

Marissa Gillett’s departure from PURA is a sad moment for Connecticut’s fight to improve fairness in utility rates.

The situation in Gaza exposes a global economic and political order where no entity has the power or political will to stop genocide and starvation.

Today’s school and social media environment can put enormous pressure on adolescents in particular. What can parents do?

As much as it pains me to say it, it may be time for the State of Connecticut to confront reality and move on from the WNBA’s Sun.

Why did the United States have a more comprehensive childcare and school meal system during World War II than we do in 2025?

Recent articles claimed election fraud cases in our state failed to inspire a legislative response. That is false.

H.B. 5002 could be better named the “Democrats Hate Small Town Life in Connecticut Bill.”

After decades of marginalized social studies instruction, many students who enter our classrooms have little understanding of how their government works, or what their role in the process might be.

Connecticut’s medical cannabis program is safe, tightly regulated, and designed to protect people who rely on it.