HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Governor Ned Lamont released a statement regarding the temporary restraining order issued against the White House on Friday. A federal judge in Rhode Island issued the ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — One starter in, one starter out for Kentucky basketball. Fifth-year senior guard Lamont Butler, who has an injured shoulder, won't play Tuesday night versus Tennessee.

Mark Pope and the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats have been dealt another blow ahead of their game against No. 8 Tennessee tonight, with Lamont Butler ruled out due to a shoulder injury. The senior ...

The rapid pace of remaking the Connecticut judiciary under Gov. Ned Lamont continued Monday with 15 judicial nominations, including William H. Bright Jr. to the Supreme Court and Robin L.

“He is giving us everything he’s got right now, but it’s hard for him right now.” Lamont Butler has been the leader of coach Mark Pope’s first Kentucky team, but he won’t be able to ...

Kentucky senior Lamont Butler, who has started 17 games for the Wildcats this season, is out for Tuesday night's trip to Tennessee. Butler has been dealing with a shoulder injury, and coach Mark ...

Today, the Supreme Court delivered a split verdict on the plea of a Christian man from Chhattisgarh to bury the dead body of his father, a pastor, either in the burial ground of their native ...

This page lists judges appointed by Ned Lamont (D) during his term as Governor of Connecticut. As of today, the total number of Lamont appointees was 31. For the full profile of Lamont, click here. As ...

Lori and Randall Nail want to make sure Alfred "Fred" Joseph Vadney Jr. is given a proper burial, and remembered. The couple had been checking in on this veteran since 2018. Hundreds of people ...

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced at the state Capitol on Monday that William Bright, 62, of Columbia, has been nominated to serve on the Supreme Court and Robin Wilson, 64, of New Haven ...

Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday morning announced that he has nominated more than a dozen jurists to serve as judges in Connecticut courts, including a new member of the state Supreme Court.