Democrats not happy with Gov. Ned Lamont's hiring reduction for new CT state employees
Connecticut Democrats, in reaction to governor's abrupt hiring freeze, say the state budget surplus is robust enough to keep ...
Lamont cuts spending at CT public colleges, other agencies
One week after agreeing to bolster grants for special education, Gov. Ned Lamont slashed $41 million in other spending on ...
Voting begins on locations for Pizza Capital Trail
Pi Day is here and that means you can start voting on Connecticut’s Pizza Capital Trail. “Connecticut is known as the Pizza ...
Lamont cuts more funding to UConn, state colleges and universities
Gov. Ned Lamont took $41 million from more than a dozen agencies on Friday, including more than $6 million from public ...
Lamont, officials brace for federal cuts to Medicaid. Here’s how it could affect you
One day after lawmakers ignored his appeal to be frugal with special education, Gov. Ned Lamont previewed the looming fiscal ...
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Lamont, officials brace for federal cuts to Medicaid
Ned Lamont previewed the looming fiscal nightmare ... Lamont ultimately conceded, agreeing to sign a bill that would send the $40 million to local schools after first shifting the funds to an ...
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State leaders push to ban cellphones in classes statewide
A group of juniors and seniors at Wethersfield High School sat down with Gov. Lamont and Attorney General Tong, telling them ...
CT to curtail hiring, cut funding for UConn, state police, public schools
Though the state is projected to have a surplus in the current fiscal year, Gov. Ned Lamont is now worried about running out of money because of another issue: the state’s spending cap. With ...