People in jail face significant, sometimes insurmountable, obstacles to registering to vote and accessing a ballot. 

Thirty senators urged the Biden administration to use health privacy laws to bar law enforcement and others from accessing abortion records.

A CT jury will decide how much conspiracy theorist Alex Jones should pay relatives of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

Experts say it could take nearly a decade to erase the nation’s housing shortage, which has driven up home prices and rents, pricing out many lower- and middle-income families.

As states ramp up their transitions to renewable electricity, some leaders see a big role for geothermal as a stable, renewable power source.

Medical providers and advocates for transgender people say there are too many loopholes and limited access to gender-affirming surgery in CT.

The crisis in Jackson underscores a growing risk to Black communities in the South that are burdened by failing water systems and frequent boil water notices.

The 364,040 people in Connecticut who face hunger —one in every 10 residents— are increasingly likely to find healthy selections at their local food pantries.

Women hold two-thirds of student loan debt, and women of color’s debt is highest. President Joe Biden’s relief plan could be life-changing to them, supporters say.

By the end of the week, 12 states will have outlawed abortion in almost all instances. The change will contribute to growing regional abortion deserts.

The LVW is calling attention to itself and drawing criticism in ways that are extraordinary for the once-staid group.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) extends protections to people with gender dysphoria, a federal appeals court found this week.