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The Connecticut Republican Party opened its two-day nominating convention Friday, rebooting a day after Erin Stewart abruptly quit.
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The Connecticut Republican Party opened its two-day nominating convention Friday, rebooting a day after Erin Stewart abruptly quit.
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While there was progress on some tax credits, new AI regulation and labor protections could introduce new burdens, business leaders said.
CT's major electric utilities, Eversource and United Illuminating, announced plans on Friday to lower electric supply rates starting July 1.
The group has grown to more than 15 mothers. They've advocated for translation services, school improvements, and — importantly — each other.
The complaint claims former CSCU Chancellor John Maduko sent unwanted sexual messages and comments to a female employee over two years.
Women in Connecticut are having fewer babies, and school enrollment numbers across the state are falling along with the fertility rate.
Supporters of the measure said it would have helped people with disabilities or seniors, who may have difficulty getting to a dentist.
During a hearing, lawmakers criticized proposed loan caps for students in programs that don't fall under the 'professional' classification.
Connecticut lawmakers tackled several long-standing healthcare issues during this year's legislative session. Here's what they passed.
The U.S. DOJ on Thursday accused Yale University of illegally considering race in admissions to its medical school.
The money comes out of CT's Federal Cuts Response Fund, which lawmakers created last year to prop up programs cut by Trump administration.
The abrupt end of Erin Stewart’s campaign for governor gives a relieved Republican Party a new frontrunner a day before its convention.
A custom ParkScore report from Trust for Public Land gave Bridgeport an overall score of 45 out of 100 after evaluating 61 parks in the city.
Erin Stewart's spending while New Britain's mayor may expose her to civil and criminal liability under state and federal law, a report says.
The funding request is part of a $72 billion immigration bill. Republicans in favor want to pass it before June 1.
The WNBA and NBA board of governors unanimously approved the relocation Wednesday, ending months of speculation over the team's future in CT.
Gov. Ned Lamont said state support is necessary to help Connecticut dairy farmers cope with rising costs and falling commodity prices.
Connecticut’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary opened this week with modest support from the state amid cuts to federal funding.
GOP gubernatorial hopeful Erin Stewart promised a response to reports about her use of a city credit card — after this weekend’s convention.
A bill failed to gain passage that would have required retailers—who handle disposal for most used tires—to participate in the program.
Lawmakers increased school funding and approved regulations for homeschool. But a proposed cellphone ban missed the mark.
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin won the Democratic endorsement for CT's 1st Congressional District, setting the stage for a 3-way primary.
The U.S. Supreme Court is leaving access to mifepristone untouched until at least Thursday, while justices consider restricting the drug.