This Week in Connecticut: CCM unhappy with Lamont budget
The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) wants more from Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget proposal, saying it isn’t ideal ...
A CT bill would have removed appointment power from governor. He objected and the bill’s been changed
After facing pushback from Gov. Ned Lamont, state lawmakers are drastically revising a bill that would have taken the power ...
CT congressman defends Social Security as ‘capitalism’s safety net’ amid claims of waste and fraud
Social Security has taken center stage after President Donald J. Trump told the nation it’s a system that has “shocking ...
Will CT have to pick up the pieces of U.S. Dept. of Ed. 'overhaul'?
States are bracing for cuts to services from early childhood education to college. CT hasn't seen any disruptions, but the ...
Health centers aim for boost in state funding as Medicaid cuts loom
Without better reimbursement rates from the state, Connecticut's poorest residents face more cutbacks in dental and medical ...
From real estate to driving, 7 ways live has changed in Connecticut since the onset of COVID
Five years ago this week, the COVID-19 hit Connecticut. Here are some ways the pandemic's legacy endures in Connecticut.
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'Day of reckoning’ is coming for CT towns and their ‘tired’ malls. Is housing the answer?
Four of Connecticut's enclosed malls - retail centers in Enfield, Meriden, Waterford and Waterbury are arguably in distressed ...