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The first $5 million in flood compensation for Hartford North End residents is spent, but the state is adding another $4 million to the fund.

UConn President Radenka Maric on Wednesday welcomed back Dr. Andy Agwunobi as CEO of UConn Health in Farmington.

In a world so divided and it feels like hate is spread much more than love, one non-profit is being recognized for promoting non-violent, racial and social justice. Find out about the Chick Rosnick Boxing Club and why the state is recognizing it in January. (0:00) How do you create positive scree

SHARON - None of the political dignitaries who attended the Democratic Coalition of Northwest Connecticut gathering Monday evening are on the ballot this November, but U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-5th District, announced she'll be seeking re-election in 2024. The coalition was formed by residents of

The state of Connecticut ended the fiscal year with a nearly $746 million surplus this month, a decrease of $854 million from last month, according to state Comptroller Sean Scanlon.

I urge Gov. Ned Lamont and legislative leaders to put CT on the path to steadily — if modestly at first — grow our Medicaid rates.

Getting health care in rural Connecticut isn’t always easy, especially because of transportation, staffing and revenue issues, according to officials who gathered at UConn Monday to discuss barriers to care.

A Texas judge’s ruling on the abortion pill has no immediate impact on the availability of the medication in CT.

The State Bond Commission on Thursday approved more than $5 million for a variety of harbor, wharf and channel dredging, including Branford and Stamford.

The State Bond Commission on Thursday approved more than $5 million for a variety of harbor, wharf and channel dredging, including Branford and Stamford.