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In response to the death of a high school hockey player last year, a proposal seeks to create a task force to study safety in youth and interscholastic sports. → Read More
With gun-safety initiatives and tax-cut proposals announced in recent days, Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday will fill in the blanks of his budget plans. → Read More
As Connecticut plans on continued multi-billion budget surpluses, Gov. Ned Lamont says he will ask the General Assembly to cut the tax rate for middle-incomes. → Read More
After a poorly drafted legislative proposal, CT lawmakers agree to explore new laws to help farm wineries survive potential crop failures. → Read More
Connecticut Senate Democrats proposed converting vacant strip malls and big-box stores into housing as one way to deal with the state's housing crisis. → Read More
State Rep. Travis Simms was unmuted during a legislative meeting this week held over Zoom in which he used two vulgarities. → Read More
Majority Democrats in the General Assembly on Tuesday proposed legislation that would... → Read More
CT lawmakers joined voting rights activists Tuesday in promoting legislation aimed at enhancing turnout, especially among minorities and non-English speakers. → Read More
Senate Democrats in the Connecticut General Assembly propose initiatives to curb domestic violence and wrong-way driving. → Read More
Minority Republicans in the Connecticut legislature have begun the battle against Democrats on the thorny issue of affordable housing. → Read More
General Assembly approves a new four-year contract for Connecticut State Police, with 2.5-percent raises, retroactive to July 2022. → Read More
Republicans who failed to stop the legalization of adult-use marijuana in 2021, have proposed major changes, including mandatory health warnings, child-proofing → Read More
During 50th anniversary commemoration of Roe v. Wade, Gov. Ned Lamont says he will push for legislation to allow pharmacies to provide contraception. → Read More
Randi Weingarten, president of the 1.7 million member American Federation of Teachers, joined unionized hospital nurses in Connecticut calling for more staff. → Read More
After secret trip to Kyiv and meetings with top officials, Sen. Richard Blumenthal stresses the need for M1 Abrams tanks and longer-range missiles. → Read More
At a time of robust sales and income taxes and a projected billion-dollar surplus in the state budget, progressive Democrats push for more taxes on wealthy. → Read More
A key legislative committee approves new contract that Connecticut State Police say will attract more troopers. → Read More
At a time of soaring energy costs, CT Republicans offer proposals for consumer relief including eliminating additional fees and encouraging efficiencies. → Read More
With an acute need to fill vacancies in the ranks of state and local police, as well as firefighters, CT lawmakers are looking for solutions. → Read More
Bill Evans, a well-known GOP operative, has filed a lawsuit against Mary Fay, the unsuccessful candidate for state comptroller, citing breach of contract and defamation. → Read More