Alison Cross

The growing youth mental health crisis is hampering student success, dragging Connecticut’s economy, and driving feelings of burnout among school staff, Connecticut leaders say.

Loading your audio article A tent encampment that harbored homeless residents in Bristol for years is now empty.

The lawyers claim a ‘prone restraint technique known to be potentially lethal' was used

After spending more than a decade in prison, Torres thought it was out of the question — until this week, when he learned that people with felony convictions in Connecticut have their voting rights restored after they are released from confinement.

More than 1.98 million residents — over half of the state's population — live in cities and towns with at least one uncontested legislative district, according to a Courant analysis.

Climate activists marched to the offices of Gov. Ned Lamont and the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection in Hartford Tuesday to hand

A special education advocacy group is warning that new state guidance on cellphone use in schools fails to adequately consider the needs of students who rely on assistive technology.

The chair of the Connecticut Republican Party has accused the State Elections Enforcement Commission of “interfering” with State House and Senate races by delaying campaign finance grants through the Citizens' Election Program

“This facility is the first of its kind in Connecticut. It is not just a place to stay. It is a sanctuary that embraces the values of privacy and dignity for our guests,” CRT President and CEO Lena…

A Connecticut principal is under fire after a state-commissioned investigation found a “preponderance of evidence” suggesting that the administrator “intentionally manipulated” student answers on standardized tests, according to a report released Wednesday.