The program, Elm City COMPASS, will work with first responders to help residents experiencing mental health, drug, alcohol or housing crises.

Eversource’s CEO has issued a warning: The region’s power supply might not be able to withstand extreme cold weather this winter.

The fix will cut commute times on Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor at Connecticut River Bridge, which has become a chokepoint in recent years.

Reena Aurora, an Indian immigrant, helps her community get mental health treatment through Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut.

Both CT governor candidates said they support the law, which erases low-level criminal convictions and misdemeanors after a set period of time.

The Transitions Clinic Network, which provides health care to people recently released from prison, is expanding to New London and Waterbury.

A new survey found 11% of white, 13% of Black and 21% of Latino adults in CT have asthma. Income level and area of residence play a role too.

The Board of Education unanimously decided on Tuesday to allow the pride flags back into schools after some parents complained about the flag being political, and against district policy.

The state will offer the grants to help set up food scrap recycling programs in an effort to get food out of the waste stream.

Officials at Amistad High School in New Haven could call for an ambulance if students high on marijuana need ‘urgent medical attention.’

Teens in Killingly say they have become their own mental health advocates after their Board of Education rejected a free school-based mental health center.

Cuban photographer Reynaldo Cruz Diaz recently fled Cuba amid increasing restrictions on freedom of expression and several targeted threats.

A “front door” phone line for people experiencing homelessness in Connecticut could soon be cutting back its hours.