One woman was pepper-sprayed and another pushed to the ground as ICE agents worked to detain at least one man at the Meriden courthouse.

Vice President JD Vance said the measure would save the government $2.2 billion.

As Climate Week begins, CCAG is organizing around a simple question: Why should Connecticut families and taxpayrs keep footing the bill for climate damage while the industries fueling the crisis cont

Access Health CT is Connecticut’s official health insurance marketplace, where residents can shop, compare and enroll in health and dental plans. It is also where eligible customers can get financial ...

The complaints from the Campaign Legal Center listed 66 House candidates and 11 Senate candidates who did not submit the required disclosures.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) includes several provisions that will make it harder for adults to enroll in and maintain coverage through the Afforda…

Amid a national debate about the dangers of AI, CT unveiled regulations governing the use of the technology by health insurance companies.

A new complaint by Campaign Legal Center knocked candidates for failing to file legally required reports detailing financial assets, liabilities and more.

An estimated 1,745 refugees and asylum seekers are expected to lose SNAP in Connecticut, a DSS spokesperson said.

The message from the advocates, state officials and elected leaders who gathered at the Legislative Office Building Thursday morning was clear: changes are coming to Medicaid/HUSKY, so the state needs...

Ratepayers cannot afford, nor should we allow, rate cases to be secreted away and decided under undue influence, bullying and threat of reprisal.

The Georgia senator's signature housing proposal is now law after President Donald Trump neither signed nor vetoed the bipartisan housing package.

CT voters can now vote absentee for any reason. But that comes as President Trump asserts extraordinary, unprecedented power over elections.

When Families USA and the right-leaning Paragon Institute agree on something, Congress should take notice. Both organizations released major reports this year reaching the same conclusion.

Eversource is asking state regulators for permission to file roughly 300,000 pages of its upcoming rate case confidentially, keeping most of the records that support its electric rate increase out […]

“Connecticut families are under increasing pressure from rising health care costs, and the current trajectory is unsustainable,” said Josh Hershman, the new insurance commissioner.

The governor proposed reforms targeting excess profits and requiring utilities to periodically seek permission to maintain their monopolies.

Our I-Team obtained public records showing a state regulator was talking and texting with a utility company executive, while deciding on a requested increase in electric bills.

Liz Dupont-Diehl, associate director of the Connecticut Citizen Action Group, and the CT Health Justice Now Coalition are fighting against the loss of affordable healthcare for 250,000 residents in Co...

Do the companies or groups that spend the most have an outsized influence in Hartford?

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