People with lived experience of gun violence are aiming to stop the cycle of trauma by intervening at the bedside of gunshot victims.

When people spend time in nature, good things happen, but not everyone in Connecticut is able to access this resource equally.

Advocates say new restrictions on coverage for gender-affirming surgery are almost impossible for HUSKY patients to comply with.

The task force was set up after a major spill of PFAS chemicals at Bradley International Airport in June 2019.

The latest report from the CT Audubon Society called attention to the strong recovery of bald eagles, ospreys and other raptors in CT.

Connecticut received three grants totaling $1.3 million to expand over a dozen natural coastal hardening and living shoreline projects.

The new contract takes immediate effect and includes a reduction in health insurance premiums and eliminates mandatory overtime.

The family of police-paralyzed Randy Cox and the city of New Haven have committed to try settling a lawsuit against the city outside of court.

Proponents of ranked choice voting say it better represents multiple viewpoints. Opponents say it’s too complicated for the average voter.

Elicker became the first to announce for the position. But at least four other potential candidates have been exploring challenges.

Undocumented women face many barriers to obstetric care. One Connecticut woman who lost her pregnancy is working to improve outcomes.

Rather than reach out to agencies and lenders, many Black farmers turn to neighbors – including the Black Farmer Fund – in times of need.

Dental surgery can be hard to find in rural areas like Western Connecticut. One oral surgeon is working to solve that issue.

Bringing a new drug to market is expensive and time consuming. Private equity firms think they see an opportunity.

What started as a class project at UConn’s Stamford location will soon feed hundreds of food-insecure students on four different campuses.