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It’s been one year since the Afghanistan government fell to Taliban rule and thousands of Afghans fled to the United States. About 1000 of them ended up in Connecticut. And new federal legislation could help them find a permanent home here.
Five years after her father was murdered by the Taliban, and just three months after the extremist group burned down her family's house, 19-year-old…
The Osipov family. Photo provided. Two Ukrainian families who moved to the village in the spring are settling into the community and expressing appreciation for the welcome they’ve received. Mayor Al Raine and community member
The federal government has announced funding of up to $11.6 million for 11 projects, including some in the GTA, to help financially empower low-income adults.
Hundreds of Afghans have resettled in Connecticut in the year since the Taliban’s takeover of the country following the U.S. withdrawal of troops. New legislation seeks to make them more at home.