The Connecticut Social Equity Council redefined what a “disproportionately impacted area” is in light of updated census information.

Witnesses will confirm a hate crime was committed at Norwalk LGBTQ bar Troupe429, a lawyer representing the victims said earlier this month.

The State Pier project in New London has run into more issues clearing underwater obstructions that could delay its transformation into a hub for the offshore wind industry.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Jahana Hayes joined hundreds at a rally protesting a plan to close Sharon Hospital’s labor & delivery unit.

The Native Plant Trust estimates more than 20% of the region’s native plants are in danger from development, climate change and storm surges.

Several tenants in complexes across Hartford are calling on the city to take action, and have taken their pleas to a City Council meeting.

The candidates for CT’s 4th Congressional District debated approaches to protecting abortion access and alternatives to higher education.

U.S. Rep. John Larson, the 12-term Democratic incumbent, and his Republican challenger Larry Lazor found common ground on some issues.

Stats complied by Flowhub, a cannabis tech company, report that from early 2020 to late 2021, cannabis sales to women increased by 55%.

State governments now have access to a $5 billion pot of money to deploy plug-in charging systems for Americans’ electric vehicles.

Since the pandemic, many college students lost part-time jobs or funding sources from families that helped keep them financially solvent.

The popularity of hybrid and electric vehicles is shrinking revenue from gas taxes, prompting more states to consider mileage fees.

Already the court’s docket includes major cases concerning voting rights, election law, environmental protections and the constitutionality of affirmative action.

About 44,000 more people in Connecticut could qualify for the state’s food assistance program after officials adjusted income requirements.