Protests

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and members of the state’s congressional delegation joined disability rights advocates outside the state Capitol in Hartford on Tuesday to rally against anticipated federal cuts to Medicaid.

People took to the streets in several cities across Connecticut Monday as part of nationwide protests against the Trump administration.

The March for Life drew more than 1,500 people who called on CT to halt a proposal to enshrine reproductive rights in the state Constitution.

During a protest against the war in Gaza on the New Haven Green attended by more than 100 people, a protester climbed the city’s 30-foot menorah to hang a Palestinian flag.

Members of the International Longshoremen Association began their strike at the State Pier in New London, Connecticut on Monday. The union says Orsted is ignoring their jurisdiction by giving jobs to their own workers.

After 10 years as president, Katherine Bergeron said she had thought hard about being accused of scheduling a college fundraiser at a Florida club facing allegations of racism and antisemitism, the school’s chief diversity officer resigning and bullying in leadership.

The Connetquot school community rallied Tuesday in support of the high school principal who suddenly left his post this month. Supporters say he was forced out by the Board of Education for supporting LGBTQ students.

Nassau County residents rallied Monday in opposition of a proposed casino in the area surrounding Nassau Coliseum, known as the Nassau Hub.

Members of a union lay down in the Connecticut Legislative Office Building to protest challenges in obtaining a stipend for health coverage.

Activists gathered outside Connecticut’s Department of Corrections headquarters on Wednesday to demand stricter COVID-19 guidelines in state prisons.