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On average, roughly 17% of students were chronically absent in the 2024-2025 academic year, compared to the year after the pandemic shutdown, where that number was 24%.

PosiGen laid off 78 people from its offices in Shelton, Danbury and Wethersfield on Sunday, Aug. 24.

August is National Black Business month. Hartford-based lobbyist and business owner Chris Cloud reflects on building a government relations firm and advising clients through change.

Bridgeport Public Schools kicked off its annual convocation at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater Wednesday with assurances it would address soaring student absenteeism rates.

A new apartment complex in Farmington is complete with dozens of affordable units and the development also caters to adults with special needs.

Blumenthal's letter to ICE requests information on the recruiting, retention incentives and compensation of officers, along with policies surrounding how the agency runs its social media accounts.

Democratic State Rep. Jillian Gilchrest of West Hartford formally launched a campaign for Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District, joining a field of Democratic candidates who are looking to unseat 14-term incumbent John Larson.

Hartford’s Internal Audit Commission voiced concern about a range of charges made with a city purchase card, which they said were inappropriate and violated a travel policy.

Connecticut lawmakers and local groups are pushing back against some of the policies and legislation from the Trump administration that they argue will hurt families, students and teachers as they return to the classroom.

New Haven Public Schools work with GRAMMY Museum and community partners to support arts teachers this academic year.