CT governor says there’ll be a tax cut, balanced budget
Gov. Ned Lamont touted his tax-cut plan Tuesday, but said he is willing to compromise with the state legislature if necessary ...
Legislators try again to pass law on mental health parity
The legislation seeks to hold health insurers accountable and comply with federal regulations that require parity in mental ...
Family of Connecticut father killed in DC plane crash files $250M pre-case claims against government
If the government rejects or doesn't act on the claims in six months, the plaintiffs have the right to file lawsuits in ...
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Targeted by Trump, Medicaid funding stirs debate as CT changes rules for hospitals
Medicaid, the government program that covers health care for nearly a million Connecticut residents, has become a focus of controversy both in Hartford and Washington, D.C., this winter as costs ...
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Refugee resettlement in CT at risk as executive orders upend IRIS
IRIS, and organizations like it, face an existential threat. Stop-work orders from the Trump administration worth $4 million ...
With key vote pending, CT Gov. Lamont strongly backs embattled utility regulator
With a key vote scheduled Thursday, Gov. Ned Lamont is still strongly backing the state’s embattled top utility regulator and ...
Bozrah man arrested after barricading himself and firing gun
A Bozrah man is facing charges after state police say he pointed a gun at a family member, who later escaped, barricaded ...
Connecticut family of DC plane crash victim files claims against FAA, Army
The family of one of the 67 victims of a plane crash on Jan. 29 near Washington filed two legal claims against the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the U.S. Army on Tuesday.