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Passage of Inflation Reduction Act could come as health insurers filed propose rate hikes for insurance on Connecticut's federal Affordable Care Act exchange.

The drought is worsening in most parts of New England, and advocates say it’s a good time to be talking to the public about climate change.

Starting Monday, Connecticut youth ages 5 to 18 can get free eye exams and eyeglasses through a program with the Hartford Public Library and Vision to Learn.

Connecticut's COVID-19 positivity rate on Friday was 12.32%. State officials report 335 people hospitalized, which is a decrease of one person over the last seven days.

The House is expected to vote on the massive climate and health care bill passed by the Senate as soon as Friday. In Hartford on Thursday, state officials touted the bill’s possible effects for health care consumers.

Connecticut’s first reported case of card skimming — tampering with a card reader to rig it to steal customers’ EBT food benefits card information — was back in May, according to the Department of Social Services. Since then, around 30 cases have been reported to the state.

Van Gogh's most famous works come alive with 3D projectors and ambient music.

Pamela Sztybel creates daily art out of the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Artist Kwadwo Adae wanted to make his mural part of the surrounding community, so he asked kids living in the neighborhood to add their personal touch to it.

For over a decade, environmental advocates have pushed for the preservation of the small island seven miles off the coast of Connecticut.