State House lawmakers were back at the state capitol to vote on several bills Monday night, including some ...

Steve Forbes seconds Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s call to rethink the Jones Act, a misbegotten law passed over a century ...

From half a world away, Gov. Ned Lamont traded barbs with the leaders of his own party in the legislature over a proposed ...

Two regions will head to the polls to fill two vacancies in the Connecticut General Assembly. The positions are up for grabs ...

HARTFORD, CT – House Democrats on Monday evening passed House Bill 7066, a comprehensive bill addressing interactions between school administrators and immigration enforcement, the purchase and use of ...

Ignoring a hinted veto, the House voted overwhelmingly for a bill that would provide a supplemental $40 million for special ...

The fight over bolstering special education in our state had lawmakers working late into the night. Some want to send $40 ...

After previously installing 137 wrong-way detection systems, Connecticut officials announced an additional 200 systems will be added.

The special education plan would push CT's budget $100 million over spending cap, said a strongly opposed Gov. Ned Lamont.

It is estimated that roughly 92,000 public school students in grades K through 12 are covered by special education programs ...

Since 2023, criminal justice advocates have urged the state legislature to fund body scanning machines in state prisons, ...

There was a rare sighting at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association’s annual economic breakfast in January. When Gov ...