Staff Report
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Topics range from finding support after a diagnosis to formalizing legal and financial arrangements to handle the cost of care.
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Families earning less than $100,000 per year will be eligible for free childcare through Early Start CT. Family contributions will be capped at 7% of annual income for those earning more.
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Danbury Mayor Roberto L. Alves urged residents to check on their neighbors and employees, especially those who suddenly did not show up.
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Connecticut voters headed to the polls Tuesday in primary elections. One of the most heated races is for the 1st Congressional District. U.S. Rep. John Larson faces a competitive Democratic primary, with three opponents trying to unseat the 14-term congressman who's represented the Hartford-based district since 1999.
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Outages were reported mainly in southern and western Connecticut. Repairs could take several days, officials said.
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Komrosky, who oversees the nonprofit broadcaster’s digital services and membership teams, will start her new role June 29.
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Here at CT Public, we're kind of obsessed with reading. Our staffers share their favorite books of 2026, from unforgettable novels to thought-provoking nonfiction.
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Tens of thousands of power outages were reported Tuesday morning after a powerful storm brought heavy rain and wind gusts up to 60 mph.
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Attorneys and family of Everard Walker, who was shot and killed by a Hartford police officer last Thursday inside his apartment, announced plans to sue.
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Travel is difficult across the state with blowing snow reducing visibility, the National Weather Service said. Thousands of customers are without power.