Federal funding cuts put the future of Connecticut’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) at risk. But the state recently received a financial boost. LIHEAP is a federal program administered by the Department of Health and Human Services (HH... See more
More than fifty housing advocates and lawmakers, including Gov. Ned Lamont, congregated outside the State Capitol in Hartford Thursday to urge the State Senate to vote on a bill expanding tenant eviction protections. Lamont pledged his support for the exp... See more
Connecticut falls behind neighboring states in the passage of land use laws that would make it easier to build new housing. A new land use data tracker, created by New York University’s Furman Center, determines how easy or difficult it is to construct ho... See more
Sara Piatti finally sought treatment for her drug addiction and shelter from homelessness after not spending Mother’s Day with her children. “I went to addiction treatment, and from addiction treatment, I went to a women's sober house, and then I learned ... See more
During World War I, Sgt. Stubby would travel among the trenches, locating wounded men and barking until medics were able to track down and rescue the injured. Stubby was a mutt from Connecticut, found on the streets of New Haven. He became the first and m... See more
