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Christopher Newport University. (Courtesy CNU) The kids are not all right, and they aren’t afraid to tell you that. On college campuses in Virginia and nationwide, students are increasingly reporting struggles with mental health. Study after study has shown rising cases of anxiety, depression and other forms of psychological distress among students aged 18 to

WSHU spoke with CT Mirror's Keith Phaneuf to discuss his article on the long waiting lists for services that many disabled residents face.

Campbell County Commissioners recognized the careers of two longtime county employees last week.

Luzerne County Council has a lot of ground to cover at Tuesday’s meeting, including decisions on several litigation settlements, contract extensions for the…

Long wait lists have plagued Connecticut's disabled for years. Lawmakers passed bills to shorten them, and advocates hope the effort isn't a one-off.

Long wait lists have plagued CT's disabled for years. Lawmakers passed bills to shorten them, and advocates hope the effort isn't a one-off.

HATFIELD — In the 10 years since coming to work at Prospect Meadow Farm, one farmhand who began earning a paycheck for completing regular tasks at the site has graduated to become a job coach, welcoming new farmhands to the therapeutic vocational...

The bill addresses waitlists for Medicaid waiver programs and the needs of residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

A bipartisan House bill to expand resources and support services for residents with intellectual or developmental disabilities won unanimous passage Tuesday in the Senate.

The New London driver who struck and killed a pedestrian on Broad Street in 2020 will not be criminally prosecuted for any crimes. New London Superior Court Judge Patrick Caruso, at the conclusion of ...