Funds from CT settlement to go to housing homeless with opioid use disorder
Connecticut’s OSAC’s largest approval to date, $58.6 million, will support people with opioid use disorder who are unhoused.
Many companies in CT rely on highly skilled immigrants
The H-1B program, a hot topic ahead of President-elect Trump's inauguration, is used by many CT companies — especially ...
CT opens AI Academy as Lamont, lawmakers differ on need to regulate
Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. James Maroney welcomed the Online AI Academy, despite a clash over CT efforts to regulate generative ...
Bill will aim to prevent inappropriate spending by CT higher education officials
Connecticut lawmakers on the Higher Education Committee voted to draft legislation aimed at preventing questionable spending ...
Family of UConn professor found dead in CT home sues estate of wife accused of killing him
The lawsuit argues that the wife intentionally caused her husband’s death and that her estate should not be the beneficiary ...