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Face it, we are, collectively, not all that serious about the crisis of rapid climate change. Last summer, the northeast United States choked on smoke from distant Canadian forest fires. Spurned by ti...

Major changes are in store for Connecticut cannabis and hemp businesses in 2024. Four bills passed both Houses at the close of the legislative session on May 8th...

Connecticut Governor signs into law An Act Concerning the Reporting of Medical Debt, prohibiting health care providers from reporting medical debt to credit rating a

Since 2022, Waldo County District 37 (Winterport, Part of Frankfort, Prospect, Stockton Springs, Searsport), District 38 (Unity, Thorndike, Knox, Jackson, Monroe, Brooks, Waldo, and Swanville), and District 62 (China, Windsor, Hibbits Gore,...

Gardner Lake State Park stands as a beacon of natural beauty, reminding us of the importance of preserving our environment for the benefit of all. However, the issues at Gardner Lake State Park in Sal...

HARTFORD, CT – The House of Representatives spent most of Thursday afternoon debating two bills – one that would prohibit the sale of energy drinks to children age 16 or younger and another that would require the licensure of lactation consultants.

With more than half of the state’s third-graders failing to meet reading benchmarks, education stakeholders across the state agree that existing strategies must change in order to boost student scores. How to go about that change is where the consensus ends. State education officials are doubling down on their support of a piece of legislation […]

State officials say superintendents' complaints about the process created to carry out the Right to Read law are rife with misinformation.

When Identidad Latina launched in 2001, it was a free biweekly newspaper with a circulation of about 10,000 that covered Hartford and the surrounding areas for the Spanish-speaking population of Connecticut. But by 2009, it had cut back to 7,000 copies, because, like most local news organizations, its advertising revenue had declined substantially after the Great Recession forced widespread small business closures.

Connecticut Democrats claim that crime is down. Apparently, they hope we don’t believe our “lyin’ eyes” or common sense. Their “statistics” are not to be trusted.