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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.

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

Provisions that provide tax incentives for grocery stores opening in Connecticut food deserts were incorporated into the state budget.

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

Opening up grocery stores in food deserts may soon become less expensive in the state, as provisions that provide tax incentives for such stores were incorporated into the state budget.

Having both Amish and Mennonite backgrounds, all recipes used at Jay Case’s new Dutch-Way Cafe have been passed down through generations. 

Having both Amish and Mennonite backgrounds, all recipes used at Jay Case’s new Dutch-Way Cafe have been passed down through generations. 

The state House of Representatives prepares to approve legislation to create more residences for autistic, developmentally disabled.

Tradition-bound Connecticut, a laggard among states in modernizing voting practices, would offer 14 days of early voting next year under a bill passed Thursday on a 107-35 vote by the House of Repres...

Mental health is an important issue, especially for children. Schools are seeing an increase in kids who need services.