Let’s unite in demanding that every young person receives the sex education they deserve.
Sex ed saves lives. Why are we still fighting for it?
Posted inImmigration
ICE presence in Danbury leaves residents shaken: ‘Painful day’
A co-founder of Greater Danbury Unites for Immigrants said 12 to 15 people were detained amid stepped-up immigration enforcement in CT.
Posted inLong Story Short
PODCAST: CT families respond to RFK Jr.’s autism remarks
CT Mirror’s Laura Tillman discusses her story about Connecticut families’ reactions to RFK Jr.’s recent comments about autism.
Posted inGovernment
Blumenthal’s KOSA faces pushback from LGBTQ group, via truck
A truck in Hartford displayed messages criticizing Blumenthal’s push for the Kids Online Safety Act, which some say could harm LGBTQ youth.
Posted inStudent Voice
Why Gen-Z loves vinyl
I’m not alone in my love for record collecting. Music on vinyl is a rising trend among younger generations – and for good reason.
Posted inPartner Content
Housing advocates worry states can’t fill rental aid gaps if Trump cuts go through
The Trump administration aims to slash spending and shift the responsibility of housing millions of people to states.
Posted inCommunity
Does Gen Z want to live in CT after graduation? We asked.
Connecticut is known as a nice place to settle down, rather than start out. But do members of the Gen Z labor force agree?
Posted inCT Viewpoints
The end of amateurism? What college sports isn’t saying out loud
College sports have abandoned amateurism. The question now is whether it will also abandon the people it claims to be about.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
CT Housing bill would help rectify redlining
CT’s ambitious housing bill, HB 5002 will help overcome a legacy of redlining and increase housing equity and affordability for all residents.
Posted inMoney
How far did CT’s ‘fiscal guardrails’ move? Depends whom you ask
Did CT reform its budget caps or subvert them in the next biennial budget? Most officials agree the discussion on Connecticut’s savings habits has just begun.
Posted inGovernment
New CT laws taking effect July 1: School lessons, e-books, budget
Nearly six dozen laws will wholly or partially take effect in Connecticut on July 1. Here’s a look at some of them.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
HB 6855’s approach to kratom does not serve CT residents
Not all kratom is equal, and as such lumping whole leaf kratom into this bill is both alarming and unwarranted.