What's a college degree worth these days?
That seems to be the topic on everyone's mind as millions of American students head toward graduation this month. And by everyone, I don't mean my classmates, the ones who have scrimped, saved, borrowed and begged to pay for their degrees. More »
Connecticut's new voter law bucks national trend
Connecticut is now poised to become only the ninth state -- 10th if Washington, D.C., is counted -- to enact election-day registration, otherwise known as EDR. Bucking a national campaign toward greater restrictions, the move is expected to enhance access to the polls for first time voters. More »
Regular testing key to preventing cervical cancer
Her husband always pressured her to go the doctor. But she kept postponing her check-ups, maybe because she was afraid of getting bad news. Finally, to placate her husband, Reyes Cabrera agreed to go to a clinic. And the nightmare she had feared came true. More »
Whittier Street Health Center, national leader in quality of care
Whittier Street Health Center recorded the lowest percentage of low-birth weight babies born in the state and is in the top 75 among community health centers in the country in that category according to a recent report. More »
