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Early Wednesday morning, a group of CSCU professors, students, and staff gathered outside before the Board of Regents meeting with protest signs, demanding that public education be prioritized more in the state budget.

Hispanics are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s, the most common cause of dementia. It's important for Hispanics to learn more about Alzheimer's and how to get help, advocates say.

About 60 school bus drivers in Meriden say they’ll be on strike until they reach a fair contract with the New Britain Transportation Company.

Families gathered at Northwest Park in Manchester united by loss, to heal and help others heal on International Overdose Day.

CT officials hope new voting machines will be ready for the 2024 presidential election, but the clock is ticking and Lamont hasn't committed.

Connecticut's foragers traipse through the woods in search of medicinal herbs, edible foods, and a connection to nature.

CT artists spent Sunday repainting the mural after it was vandalized with a swastika and a coded message of white supremacy.

"Whoever scrawled this swastika and message of white supremacy is a miserable, small, hate-filled person who wants us divided and afraid,” Mayor Luke Bronin said in a statement.

The Hartford Courant asked police departments throughout the state what they do with firearms collected at buyback events and what the protocol is for department-issued firearms when they are broken, out-of-date or retired.

New federal courthouse sites in Hartford drawing sharp scrutiny, some opposition.