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Providers say work requirements, which go into effect for some Medicaid recipients, do not align with reality for many patients. -
The vaccine can help mitigate risk of serious illness, and protect newborns before they’re old enough for immunization. -
The U.S. Department of Justice is sending observers to ensure compliance with voting laws. The two cities were also visited during the primary. -
Connecticut currently does not have any large scale AI data centers. State Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff of Norwalk, wants to keep it that way, for now.
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With New Hampshire’s elections largely managed at the local level, experts and advocates say they aren’t expecting any hitches on Nov. 3. -
Hockey is a costly sport to try, but this program gives kids a chance to get on the ice, while honoring a former youth hockey player who died in 2023. -
On a picturesque dirt road in Johnson, a cider party is a decidedly uncomplicated good time. -
Programs for homebuyers and entrepreneurs of color were billed as innovative and reparative. Now, they’re disappearing. -
The park said no one was harmed by the 80-ton rock’s fall last week. -
ICE, taxes and high energy costs dominated Connecticut’s first gubernatorial debate between incumbent Democrat Ned Lamont and Republican challenger Ryan Fazio.
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NASALoral O'Hara has been conducting research aboard the International Space Station for NASA since September. "Everything is different in microgravity," she says. "Things float off pretty quickly." -
un.orgLast year 650,000 people died of AIDS and 1.5 million acquired HIV, according to the United Nations.
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Cape Cod students received an average of $100 last month in federal assistance to cover missed meals. More is on the way. -
Supporters of responsible gun ownership were among the 150 people who rallied outside Town Hall on Saturday to demand an end to gun violence.
