Erica E. Phillips // CTMirror.org

The U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade last week ended the constitutional right to abortion, handing the regulation of reproductive rights to the states. In Connecticut, which has some of the nation’s strongest abortion protections — and a former businessman at the helm — those rights have quickly become a recruiting tool.

Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner David Lehman called on state lawmakers Thursday to considering capping or reducing Connecticut’s tax incentives for film, television and digital media production — programs that have drawn criticism for years from advocates who say the money would be better spent elsewhere.

The Office of Health Strategy is seeking assurances Covenant Health won’t limit services, including reproductive health.

Connecticut legalized adult-use cannabis last year, but it’s still unclear when recreational marijuana will be available to buy without a prescription.

A growing number of hourly-wage workers in Connecticut are gaining access to higher education as several of the state’s top employers in retail and hospitality expand tuition assistance programs to attract and retain staff.

To fire up the base in on off-year election, party leaders cite women’s rights, voting rights

In his acceptance speech, Gov. Ned Lamont plugs his economic record, responds to GOP nominee Bob Stefanowski.