Alison Cross

Two dozen programs at the University of Connecticut have been identified for consolidation, suspension or closure and 18 more will remain under review, according to a new report from the provost’s …

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to cut three academic programs and raise student fees while keeping tuition flat for the first time in more than two decades.

A Connecticut resident has created a “potentially game-changing” platform after his family’s experience with mental health.

A New York couple is suing a Connecticut-based fertility clinic chain, alleging that the practice and its medical director’s “gross negligence” resulted in the destruction of the couple’s last thre…

The New Year means new laws for Connecticut with 15 pieces of legislation set to take effect on Jan. 1.

Democratic leaders in the State Senate say they are resurrecting an artificial intelligence bill that would put safeguards around the use of AI in Connecticut.

The last 12 months have brought a year of changes and challenges to public education in Connecticut.

ICE removals in Connecticut peaked in 2007, recording 500 immigrants deported in a single year.

Education advocates are calling on state lawmakers to commit more dollars to Connecticut's K-12 schools and higher ed institutions this legislative session as the General Assembly prepares to convene on Jan. 8.

Killingly — As statewide special education costs balloon, district leaders are hoping to save on tuition fees by welcoming out-placed students back into Killingly Public Schools. Starting this fall, students with disabilities in grades five and up will have the option to attend Killingly Therapeutic Academy — a special education program that combines clinical therapy with academic instruction ...