Michayla Savitt | Connecticut Public

The university estimates Trump administration’s new tax will amount to $300 million per year beginning in July 2026.

The office will work with borrowers to resolve their complaints, educate people about their rights and connect them with resources.

An investigation into a New Haven petroleum distribution facility uncovered several alleged violations of state environmental laws.

The State Bond Commission recently approved $10M to help CT municipalities further cut back on the amount of trash residents throw away.

CT is working to help towns and cities become more resilient to the impacts of climate change, in the wake of more frequent extreme weather.

As damage assessment continues, CT is getting more aid: President Joe Biden and FEMA approved Gov. Ned Lamont’s request for federal help.

Across CT, town workers have complained of limited resources and long hours — only to see a small number of residents show up to vote.

CT and other northeast states will use a federal grant to deploy EV chargers for medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks along I-95.

AG William Tong expressed concern about future attacks on abortion rights, including anti-abortion advocates bringing forward new plaintiffs.

The new Connecticut law bars health care providers and hospitals from reporting medical debt, a move which can hurt a person’s credit score.

The bill would establish a 40-person group to examine how to prepare CT for more electric vehicles and their charging infrastructure.

A CT working group is pushing for passage of a bill this legislative session to continue addressing bad air quality in schools.