Twenty New Haveners will receive $500 per month under a year-long pilot program designed to support people adjusting to life out of prison.

Labor organizers are trying to unionize cannabis workers as legalization spreads and the marijuana workforce grows.

President Katherine Bergeron will step down at the end of the semester after student protests over a since-canceled fundraising trip.

The company has built a system that allows its doctors to instantly reject a claim on medical grounds without opening the patient file, leaving people with unexpected bills, according to corporate documents and interviews.

A new bill is generating support from Hartford’s North End advocates who want change after what they’ve described as years of sewage and flooding problems.

At safe injection sites, people can inject opioids like heroin while under medical supervision to remove the risk of overdose or the spread of disease.

The cops arrested for mishandling the now-paralyzed Randy Cox thought he was drunk, intentionally noncompliant or faking injuries.

Connecticut is joined only by Florida and Maryland in setting the mold limit as high as 100,000 CFU/g. But safety standards vary widely.

Some 39 units will consist of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments to be constructed in a building owned by non-profit Pacific House.

The State Department launched a new program that allows individual Americans to privately sponsor refugees being resettled in the U.S.

States, cities and school districts are using COVID-19 relief dollars and their own money to launch programs to help students and teachers recognize the symptoms of mental illness and suicide risk and build support services to help students who are struggling.

The city ordered the campers to vacate the encampment near Ella Grasso Boulevard after inspectors said they found public health violations.

Connecticut’s Republican minority is proposing the state establish a state Chief Accountability Office.

Ann Uccello, former mayor of Hartford who was the first woman to be elected mayor of a U.S. capital city, has died.

CT health officials are questioning a hospital association report that showed 2022 was the worst fiscal year for hospitals in the state.