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In CT, the combination of high housing costs and low vacancy rates has created what some have deemed as the worst place in ...
His sacramental gestures symbolized the love and mercy he wanted the church to bring to the world. He was the first Pope to ...
We are in the first or second stage of a soft coup in the U.S. There is no need to wait and see if we’re in a constitutional ...
Lawmakers and advocates are divided on whether to allow the governor and legislature to weigh in on how opioid legal ...
After years of delays, CT officials are targeting fall 2025 to resume automatic erasure of most old criminal records under ...
Will Connecticut continue to turn its back on its diverse communities, or will it finally take action to ensure equitable ...
With pressure on the spending cap and the threat of federal cuts, CT legislators are facing a tricky political mix as they ...
But a GOP leader said Lamont's administration still was wrong for not reporting these interest dollars to legislators for ...
In Connecticut, the combination of high housing costs and low vacancy rates has created what some have deemed as the worst ...
Eliot Prescott, a judge for the CT Appellate Court, will be the next CT Inspector General, charged with investigating fatal ...
CT is headed for its second-largest surplus ever, but it's unclear if officials will tap the $2.3 billion windfall to cover federal aid cuts.
The gun industry could face civil damages for the misuse of firearms in limited circumstances under a bill that passed the House.