Michayla Savitt

Endometriosis affects nearly 200 million people. A new Connecticut law is boosting education and research about the systemic — and often overlooked — disease.

"We may have too many days of early voting," Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said. "Like most legislation, sometimes you learn some things after it passes."

Connecticut and a coalition of Northeast states will receive federal funding to develop EV charging infrastructure along the Interstate 95 corridor.

The decision could directly impact Connecticut air quailty, as prevailing winds bring in out-of-state pollution from the midwest, excaberating chronic health conditions.

Connecticut’s Senate voted Monday morning not to challenge Gov. Ned Lamont’s vetoes of two bills from the regular legislative session.

Most CT climate change bills failed this session, now environmental groups are urging the governor to call a special session to try again.

<ins data-user-label=“mlong-middleton@ctpublic.org” data-time=“05/29/2024 10:17:20 PM” data-user-id=“00000183-378e-d195-a5a3-b79e91290000″ data-target-id=”″>Hundreds of people gathered in front of Connecticut’s Capitol Wednesday night for what they said was “an emergency call to action” to end Israel’s military offensive in Gaza.</ins>

$122 million is being awarded to numerous Connecticut public schools to upgrade heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, as part of larger state efforts to improve indoor school air quality.

Republican debate and a Democratic choice not to bring an omnibus climate change bill up for debate sooner in the Senate doomed significant climate legislation in 2024.

Connecticut’s General Assembly came to a close on Wednesday. Legislators advanced a variety of measures, but others, like efforts to address climate change, died.