A planned expansion of Tweed New Haven took a big step forward Wednesday, as the Morris Cove airport’s board members voted to approve a new 43-year lease and development agreement with a private company.

The CT labor department found that over the 22 months it audited, Hartford HealthCare took $479,000 from 114 workers — and never provided the food.

Twenty people are out of jobs and a system developed at the cost of about $20 million has been discarded and dismantled.

State Sen. Paul Formica, R-East Lyme, and others have concerns that new CT Port Authority board member Larry McHugh lacks maritime experience.

Women make up the majority of the election workforce, and many face threats in the wake of lies spread about the integrity of the 2020 election.

The report found that students aren’t familiar enough with what resources to use and don’t trust the resources they are familiar with.

In the first abortion-related election since Roe v. Wade was overturned, Kansas voters have rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have specified that the right to terminate a pregnancy isn’t protected.

The policy is supposed to ensure “the safety, comfort, and healthy development” of LGBTQ youths in New Haven schools.

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline’s 988 phone number launched July 16, but the level of support 988 callers receive depends on their ZIP code.

More high school grads are turning to noncredit, short-term training programs in fields where students need jobs and employers need workers.

As a trial began in Texas over InfoWars host Alex Jones’ false claims related to Sandy Hook, a CT judge held a hearing a similar case here.

This year should mark the emergence of Brood XI, which was last seen in the northern reaches of habitable cicada territory in 1954.

Investors bought 24% of all single-family houses sold nationwide last year, up from 15% to 16% annually going back to 2012,