Lamont wants to sidestep law to dip into opioid settlement funds
Gov. Ned Lamont is asking Connecticut lawmakers to help him bypass a law meant to safeguard millions of dollars from opioid ...
Lamont wants to dip into opioid settlement to fund social services
Despite a CT law ensuring the money would be used to counteract the epidemic, Lamont wants to tap into it to pay for social ...
Lamont’s budget address celebrated CT’s turnaround. What’s next?
Lamont invited legislators to celebrate CT's string of budget surpluses, then outlined a path of continued prudence, tinged ...
Kevin Rennie: CT leaders incapable of charting the way forward
Kim Harriman is utility Avangrid’s senior vice president of government affairs and former general counsel to New York’s ...
Connecticut aims to convince everyone that it’s the Pizza Capital of the U.S.
A report from the state comptroller Sean Scanlon found that there are 1,376 pizza restaurants in Connecticut, with New Haven ...
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Municipalities assail Lamont’s 2026-2027 spending plan
While cheers and applause could be heard within the chamber at the state capitol during Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget presentation ...
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Lamont pitches a welcome cash infusion to CT Foodshare, but advocates say more needed to meet demand
Connecticut Foodshare is slated to get a state funding boost beginning July 2026 to help stock food at its 600 locations, but advocates say they need ten times that amount — and sooner — to meet the ...