Tricia Ennis

It's been six months since Connecticut's massive data privacy law went into effect. In that time, the Office of Attorney General William Tong says

Connecticut business leaders are planting their flag on several legislative priorities going into the new General Assembly session this week.

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The School + State Finance Project – a non-partisan education policy organization with a mission “to develop data-driven solutions that ensure all

Education advocates and a bipartisan group of legislators assembled in a packed room in the Legislative Office Building in Hartford this afternoon

Environmental activists at Save the Sound, a nonprofit with a mission “to protect and improve the land, air, and water of Connecticut and Long Island

The first time Harvey Cushing came to Yale University, it was as a newly minted college student in the late 1880s.

Ken Engelman considers himself a serial volunteer, but he wasn't always that way. It started when he and his wife decided to adopt a dog.

William Fitzpatrick has lived on Pine Hill his entire life. He grew up in a white house near the top and eventually moved just streets away.

“This is the Druid Camp,” says Jeremy Dunkley. He's pointing to a clearing in the middle of a patch of woods.