Abigail Brone

Nationwide, only 10% of unhoused people vote, according to UConn's Institute of Political Social Work. CT social workers want change that.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone Karolyne Ashford moved into Bayonet apartments in New London in March of 2024.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone A housing meeting takes place between U.S. Congressmen Joe Courtney and other local leaders at Waterford

The Time to Own program provides loans of up to $25,000 to assist with a down payment for eligible families. Time to Own reopened with the help of an additional $40 million in state funding.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone Several new laws in New Haven will make it easier for renters to advocate for themselves, and harder for landlords to get away with providing housing that has unsafe living conditions.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone During the last year, Fairfield County saw a significant rise in homelessness, and housing advocates and providers are looking for ways to boost affordable options.

Members of CT's Puerto Rican community, one of the largest in the U.S., are condemning comments made at a rally for Donald Trump.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone The Pike, a recently completed apartment complex off the Berlin Turnpike, has 151 new apartments, 15 of which are designated affordable.

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone FILE: During a September press conference, nearly 40 days after a fire displaced the residents of the

Connecticut Public Radio | By Abigail Brone One of the first things preschool teacher Eric Gil noticed about his new three-bedroom home was the size of the closets.