It’s a waste of time for the CT Attorney General to rifle though costs from one store to the next to determine if there is price fixing.

There’s a reason why breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day, and it has everything to do with performance.

The case for exempting hemp producers from fingerprinting and background checks is rooted in practicality, equity, and economic empowerment.

The fiscal guardrails have served to raise CT’s esteem in the eyes of rating agencies, but have done nothing to perpetuate the well-being of all of its residents.

CT’s undocumented immigrants contribute about $185.7M in state and local taxes. Why deny hard-working people to affordable health care?

Natural climate solutions can provide over one-third of the cost-effective climate mitigation needed by 2030 to stabilize warming below 2°C.

Adopting changes in regulatory practice should be slow and difficult. Instead, CT’s PURA is moving aggressively, unilaterally and coercively.

We can create a Connecticut that safeguards our citizens’ rights and well-being, positioning us as a leader in the ethical deployment of AI.

Today the Supreme Court is hearing the most significant case related to the rights of those experiencing homelessness in U.S. history.

DOT’s practice of clearcutting along roadways ignores the science showing the extraordinary benefits of trees and the harm removals cause.

The CT Siting Council having jurisdiction over a proposed solar farm in Manchester is an example of why local voices are needed.

Many state employees have not faced the same level of intimidation as us because the law exempts their residential addresses from disclosure under FOIA.

The case of City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson is the most significant Supreme Court case about the rights of people experiencing homelessness in decades.

We fear loss of energy security by way of unchecked tech development that will unnecessarily harm Connecticut residents and the environment.

This Earth Day gives us an opportunity to commit to ‘resisting the ease of despair,’ staying hopeful and becoming positive forces of nature.