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Connecticut's long-term care ombudsman says staffing concerns at Bickford were known long before Peggy Healy's death — but frightened families often hesitated to file formal complaints.

Connecticut's Attorney General is vowing to fight Eversource's proposed rate hike, including a request to recover years of storm costs. The battle is just beginning.

A $3,000 TV, a Walmart return, and a future soccer superstar! A Connecticut camp remembers alum Rodrigo "Rodri" Hernández before he plays in Sunday's World Cup final.

Connecticut climbed to 23rd in CNBC's Top States for Business rankings. We asked the man behind the study what the state is doing right—and where it's falling behind.

A New Haven refugee organization says immigrant families should prepare now for possible deportations and family separations following the Supreme Court's TPS decision.

Connecticut's Haitian community is bracing for uncertainty after the Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to end TPS protections.

In his first public comments since retiring, former CSCU President Mark Ojakian defends CSCU consolidation and says underfunding—not structure—is the real problem.

CCSU faculty and administrators are clashing over a proposed R2 comprehensive polytechnic model. We compared their competing claims with independent evidence.

Why have so many CSCU leaders stumbled? Board of Regents member Colena Sesanker says the answer goes beyond any one administrator.

From Stewart’s withdrawal to Elliott’s strong showing, Connecticut’s party conventions delivered late surprises and set up a volatile August.