A libertarian ranking out of  George Mason University gives Connecticut low marks on individual freedom.

A children’s committee bill to promote parent engagement in a child’s education has drawn support from education advocates and criticism from the business community. H.B. 6501 would allow employees who have custody of a student in grades K-12 up to 20 hours of parental leave each year to attend ‘school related activities,’ like parent-teacher conferences, [...]

The Government Administration and Elections committee voted to include the state in a national initiative to elect the President by popular vote, sending the bill to the Senate floor.

Under the current system, presidential campaigns are heavily focused on and election outcomes are often dictated by the preferences of swing state voters. In some cases, [...]

Connecticut will receive $520,823 from Google, Attorney General George Jepsen announced Tuesday, the largest share of a $7 million settlement reached between Google and 38 states as well as the District of Columbia.

The settlement agreement follows an investigation into the company’s Street View software, which used vehicles that collected personal data transmitted over WiFi [...]