Members of the CT legislature’s bipartisan women’s caucus are celebrating 10 of their bills that are being considered for floor votes.

Hotel Marcel in New Haven received a LEED Platinum certification plaque this week. It’s the 10th hotel ever to earn that status.

The flyers appear to be distributed by the same group that committed a similar act in Stamford in March.

For more than two decades, Thomas has accepted luxury trips virtually every year from the Dallas businessman without disclosing them, documents and interviews show.

Most of the 15 people arrested were UConn students, officials said. Light poles and windows were broken and fires were set in dumpsters.

Union leaders say they’ve been advocating for health care and retirement benefits for Care 4 Kids child care and home care providers.

The lawsuit claims that the DOD is withholding information about toxic chemicals on military bases from Afghanistan veterans.

Millions of Americans are blindsided by hospital bills for doctor appointments that didn’t require setting foot inside a hospital.

While almost every industry has returned to pre-pandemic levels, child care is still short 60,000 teachers as of February 2023.

The federal funding will help the society digitize and preserve a significant portion of the museum’s archival material.

New Haven and Hartford counties accounted for well over half of the facilities releasing chemicals in CT, according to the EPA.

CT politicians shared their reactions to the announcement that former President Donald Trump was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury.

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.