Courts Rule Trump Administration Can’t Cancel $22B In Climate Grants

Judges say the EPA wrongly terminated climate and environmental justice money.

What The End Of K-12 ‘Disparate Impact’ Rule Means For CT

Advocates said ‘disparate impact was a way to push back on school policies that disproportionately…

Hartford Youth To Face Off In Citywide Culinary Championship

COMMUNITY & EDUCATION | Hartford Times Twenty young chefs from across Hartford will put their…

CT Breaks Ground On $1.6B Rail Modernization Project

Representatives from Metro-North, Amtrak, the state DOT and Congressional delegation joined Gov. Ned Lamont Monday…

The Trees Are Speaking

Indigenous scientists are hurrying to learn what they can about intact old-growth forests before they…

Shouldering a Different Weight: Gen Z and Millennials Are Choosing to Carry the Burden of Repair

As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, millennials and Gen Z, my generation, find…

How a National Housing Strategy Could Help Make Homeownership Possible

With homeownership becoming increasingly out of reach for today’s first-time homebuyers, the federal government can…

Advancing Early Literacy With A 1st Grade Safety Net

Too many elementary school students struggle to read, and these students rarely catch up without…

Rep. Nancy Mace Wants to End Groups like the Congressional Black Caucus

Representative Nancy Mace, R-S.C., wants to shut down racial and ethnic affinity caucuses, calling these congressional…

Mistrust Built the Network: What Informal Survival Systems Teach Us About American Democracy

When official systems excluded people, or simply failed to show up, communities didn’t sit around…

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