Will CT Democrats accept a budget that makes far more modest investments in health care and social services than they promised?
Spending cap will temper big investments in next CT budget
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SB2 –preparing CT women for an AI-driven future
Generative AI and AI automation threaten jobs traditionally held by women, especially in sectors such as administrative support, customer service, food service and retail/sales.
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CT school districts need special ed funding reform
Now, more than ever, we need our state legislature and governor to work together to fulfill their fiscal and moral obligation to students who receive special education services.
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A CT doctor shortage made worse
We urge the General Assembly to reject H.B. 6871 and get to work on practical solutions to heal our ailing healthcare system.
Posted inHuman Services
What to know about CT’s EBT summer benefits in 2025
This is the second year the program, federally known as SUN Bucks, is offered to eligible families. Most people will not need to apply.
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CT child tax credit still possible as budget talks hit home stretch
Democratic leaders are cautiously optimistic about one popular tax-cutting idea: A $150-per-child tax credit, up to $450 per household.
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The hidden costs of raising older kids
Connecticut remains the only state that taxes personal income without adjusting for family size.
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Pass SB 7 and establish overdose prevention centers
S.B. 7, would allow for safe, non-judgmental centers in CT where individuals struggling with SUD can have an overdose reversed and their lives saved.
Posted inHealth
From an old ambulance, they help the growing homeless population
Homelessness is increasing in Connecticut, and groups that want to help are asking the state for more money as cases grow more complex.
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The Future of Mobile Flexibility: How Connectivity Is Changing the Way We Live and Work
Mobile connectivity is transforming how we work, travel, and communicate. Discover how seamless transitions, flexible plans, and adaptive technology are setting the standard for the future of mobility.
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Try ‘TOR’ this summer — transit oriented recreation
Did you know you can travel to many Connecticut state parks and beaches by train and a connecting bus shuttle?
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Overdose Prevention Centers – Any Positive Change
Senate Bill 7 proposes four overdose prevention centers in Connecticut, offering supervised spaces for safer drug use and connections to treatment. While some criticize them, decades of global evidence show these centers reduce overdose deaths and increase engagement with care. They meet people where they are, supporting recovery as a long-term, individualized process.
Posted inHealth
CT regulator approves major reduction in services at Prospect-owned hospital
CT reached a settlement with Prospect Medical Holdings, clearing path for bankrupt hospital owner to end most services at Rockville General.
Posted inPolitics
This week at the Capitol: May 19-23, 2025
A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week’s happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.
Posted inHuman Services
CT nursing home, group home strikes called off after deal reached
The SEIU 1199 president said a deal reached with the Lamont administration involved ‘meaningful progress on a pathway to $30’ per hour.