Christine Palm

It’s come to my attention that several dozen lawn signs supporting the Black Lives Matter movement have been taken from people’s homes in our dist

As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, I want to urge caution and common sense.

One of the many frustrations wrought by the pandemic is the months-long delay in the granting of new driver's licenses.

Here's some good news about Connecticut's fiscal picture.

Despite the pervasive narrative that Connecticut is bad for business, we rank high in some key metrics. While the pandemic has hit all states and most business sectors extraordinarily hard, it's important to recognize glimmers of hope when we see them. Here are four:

As an American who has lived through the assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK, the Civil Rights era, Kent State, the Vietnam War and all the wars that followed, 9-11 and numerous economic meltdowns, I have never in my life been so heartbroken and worried for my fellow citizens.

As Connecticut begins to reopen and we approach the summer months, we're all going to want to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather. However, we must do so responsibly and in a way that ensures everyone's health and safety.

The Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence (CCADV) and its 18 member organizations have been working hard to provide services that meet the evolving needs of those suffering from intimate partner violence during this public health crisis.