The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) recently published a document outlining the future of the state’s transportation system, highlighting objectives through 2055.
Read MoreConnecticut early childhood educators and staff will now have access to new financial assistance for health insurance premiums through Access Health CT.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Museum of Culture and History has announced the 2026-27 cohort of the Southern New England Apprenticeship Program (SNEAP), comprised of mentor-apprentice artist teams from across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Read MoreAlthough the new semester is barely a month old, there’s much happening across the University of Connecticut, as President Radenka Maric highlighted in her latest newsletter to the university community and beyond.
Read MoreConnecticut State Treasurer Erick Russell has announced the results of last week’s successful $1.44 billion State of Connecticut General Obligation (GO) Bond offering.
Read MoreStudents from the Master of Arts in International Peacebuilding (MAP) program at Hartford International University for Religion and Peace visited the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, D.C., for a firsthand look at how diplomacy and mediation work in practice.
Read MoreFive of the top 10 states for seniors are in the Northeast, where seniors benefit from strong hospital bed availability, low elder fraud rates and in some cases, low rates of violent and property crime against older adults. Connecticut ranks #4.
Read MoreConnecticut Main Street Center (CMSC), in partnership with the Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (NECCOG), announced today that the region has been awarded a USDA Rural Business Development Grant to support a year long initiative aimed at strengthening and growing the downtowns of Plainfield, Killingly, Putnam, and Thompson.
Read MoreThe Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) has announced the release of the new Connecticut Statewide Historic Preservation Plan for 2025–2035: Weaving a Thread Between the Past and Future.
Read MoreWhile the vast majority of Connecticut parents regularly read to and engage in bonding activities with their young children, economic disparities and systemic barriers, such as work demands, lack of accessible books, and representation gaps, are limiting low-income and racially diverse families, according to new findings released recently.
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