The 5th District rematch has familiar refrains from 2022. But in this presidential election year, attacks and tone have grown more heated.

On day two of early voting, as many as 519 Stonington voters were given the wrong ballots. The mistake was one of few ...

WSHU spoke with CT Mirror's Mark Pazniokas to discuss his article about the partisan divide in faith in the U.S. election process.

After the U.S. government's rollout of a new financial aid application last year didn't go well, another new FAFSA is currently in testing.

The community and advocacy of the Divine Nine, America's Black fraternities and sororities, is a powerful force for good.

Aleysha Ortiz’s bravery in speaking out against the educational failures of the education system she has endured is powerful, ...

Aleysha Ortiz’s bravery in speaking out against the educational failures of the education system she has endured is powerful, and we should commend her for it. The 19-year-old is pursuing legal action ...

There is an astonishingly wide partisan divide in CT over how confident voters are that the November election will be counted ...

Gov. Ned Lamont announced a state of emergency due to dry weather conditions and the threat of additional fires.

The call for an audit came just one day after a news report raised questions about CSCU Chancellor Terrence Cheng's expenses.

With incarcerated people now broadly eligible for financial aid through Pell Grants, CT officials are working on expanding ...

Concerns about patient safety and abuse have led Connecticut lawmakers to consider increased oversight of state-run ...