Coast Guard Academy commencement speaker Kristi Noem spoke about Trump’s vision for the military branch as protesters filled a nearby park.
At Coast Guard graduation, Kristi Noem talks as protesters gather
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CT Senate moves to curb independence of elections watchdog
Under the bill, legislators whose campaign finances are overseen by the SEEC would approve the appointment of its executive director.
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Cuts endanger vital CT farm-to-school programs
Supporting farm-to-school programs isn’t just about feeding kids; it’s about shaping the next generation of Connecticut’s farmers, food entrepreneurs, and engaged citizens.
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CT lawmakers take aim at children with disabilities
At a public hearing on April 21, members of the Select Committee on Special Education repeatedly asserted that they want to fix the “broken” special education system. Unfortunately, the special education bills currently speeding their way through Connecticut’s legislature, HB-7277 and the identical SB-1561, would make the system far worse and reduce the ability of families—and even school […]
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Democrats’ private truths and public deceptions
As hot-mic gaffes expose the Democrats’ cynicism and budget falsehoods, Greenwich’s taxpayers are starting to see through the con.
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Senate votes unanimously to ban handcuffing minors under age 14
The bill would prohibit police from placing handcuffs on a child under age 14 who has not been charged with a crime, with some exceptions.
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With deadline approaching, CT lawmakers’ energy bill comes into focus
Latest draft of the bill includes measures to offer immediate relief and longer-term reforms to lower CT’s electricity costs.
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CT bill to require ‘just cause’ when firing teachers passes Senate
Proponents said the bill would protect teachers in ‘very politicized times.’ Opponents said it infringes on local board of education control.
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CT Bill Tracker 2025: Legislation we’re following this session
CT Mirror’s 2025 legislative session bill tracker is a tool to help you follow legislation as it works its way through the process.
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CT state police contract: House approves raises for troopers
The proposal to boost pay by an effective 4.5% had bipartisan support despite objections from GOP leaders and is expected to pass the Senate.
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No-fault evictions bill dies in CT legislature — again
Although lawmakers said many of their colleagues privately supported the idea, not enough of them were willing to vote in favor of the bill.
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New Haven could be next CT city to install school bus safety cameras
Passing a school bus in New Haven could result in a $250 fine, with the money collected going toward roadway safety improvements.
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Protect Connecticut: A roadmap for resilience and safety
Protect Connecticut is a coalition dedicated to passing legislation this session that will proactively safeguard CT residents from the harm of a hostile federal administration.