Earned wage access service should be available to all workers – regardless of their employer’s decision to allow it.

According to the just-released DRS Tax Incidence report the heaviest overall tax burden continues to fall on those in the lowest income decile.

Kratom is legal in Connecticut, but studies suggest caution before starting kratom as a treatment for chronic pain, especially if safer methods such as acetaminophen, icing and heating, and physical therapy can suffice.

CT can do more to protect our providers against hostile, anti-abortion threats — and we must ensure their clinics can keep their doors open.

Is it possible to overstate the significance of New London having center stage in this emerging industry that will supply local energy from local sources?

We can help reverse the decline of local news by supporting a bill to direct state advertising revenue to local outlets.

This bill is an example of what can happen when everyone in government puts politics aside to focus on the needs of those they serve.

We know how to end homelessness. What we lack is the consistent financial support to make lasting change.

There needs to be a comprehensive review of Certificate of Need regulations as they are applied now, but based on quality-of-care requirements, not the business concerns of the hospital industry.

The proposed changes to the ratio of children to caregivers would reduce the quality of care children receive in day care settings.

Last year we made great strides in equitable funding for CT schools. We need to ensure that districts are spending money equitably as well.

Some people think that CT’s economic future should be dictated not by financial reality but by the political prejudices of Israel-haters.