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A wasp native to Asia was released in CT to turn the tide against emerald ash borer, which kills ash trees. Researchers think it’s working.

Senate Minority Leader Kevin Kelly, R-Stratford, said CT’s health care system is overly complicated and should be revised for patients.

PROUD Academy will open in New Haven next fall — making it one of only a handful of schools for LGBTQ+ students and allies nationwide.

A report released on Feb. 15 offers demographic data on the federal workforce, with breakdowns by race, gender and disability.

Gov. Ned Lamont said the move will ensure that all students in Connecticut have equal access to free lunch, regardless of socioeconomic status.

More than 10 nonprofits will provide holistic services to help with every aspect of reintegration into society.

Part of Stephanie Thomas’ job will be to figure out how to implement early voting and get CT off the dwindling list of states without it.

New Haven schools plan to partner with 10 community organizations in a bid to curb too-high rates of chronic absenteeism.

Many legislatures, including CT’s, are weighing bills to crack down on the “forever chemicals” that are shown to cause myriad health issues.

The program, administered by Aflac, served fewer people than experts expected. About one-third of all claims filed last year were denied.

Republicans in more than half the states are pushing to restrict medical providers from offering some gender-affirming health care to minors.

Those are the stark findings from a study on the effects of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law just released by the Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.

A CT renter earning $21 an hour would need at least one part-time job at a similar rate to afford a moderately priced two-bedroom rental.

Representatives from CT’s two major utilities spoke with legislators to discuss solutions to rising energy prices. Here’s what they proposed.