The threat to penalize states that don’t comply with federal immigration enforcement amounted to ‘economic dragooning,’ the judge said.
Judge nixes Trump threat to withhold FEMA money from states
CT officials sign agreement with NRC over handling of nuclear materials
Federal commission will delegate the oversight of radioactive materials used in medicine, academics and industry to officials in Connecticut.
CT advocates protest arrest of Hartford activist by ICE
Hartford resident Victor Sanchez, member of Make the Road CT and Hartford Deportation Defense, was detained by ICE Wednesday, advocates said.
Hartford immigration judge Ted Doolittle removed in Trump administration firings
Ted Doolittle joins dozens of other immigration judges who have been fired or not renewed in their positions this year.
More unions break talks with Lamont over past-due raises
State employee unions continue to spar with CT Gov. Ned Lamont over raises, with two more bargaining units breaking off talks late Wednesday.
A CT HB5002 solution, Montana style
More choice and market-driven solutions like they have in Montana will solve Connecticut’s housing problem, not government largesse.
CT must safeguard its maternal and infant safety net
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act will cause a major disruption of Connecticut’s public health and social welfare infrastructure. Comptroller Sean Scanlon estimates somewhere between 103,000 to 171,000 people could lose their Medicaid coverage due to $13 billion in cuts over the next decade, and the state could pay as much as $173 million a […]
Responsible investment can strengthen Connecticut’s healthcare system
Connecticut shouldn’t rush to curtail much-needed private investment and overlook the examples of responsible investors who put patient-centered care at the forefront.
Kimmel is back on ABC, but CT affiliate among many still refusing to air show
Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show returned to ABC Tuesday, but many affiliate stations — including WTNH in Connecticut — aren’t broadcasting it.
Will CT use surplus funds to fill gaps caused by big beautiful bill?
Connecticut politicians have about a month to decide whether to use surplus funds to repair programs damaged by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Hartford doula training targets gaps in care for Spanish speakers
The Hispanic Health Council’s doula program is conducted entirely in Spanish and aims to address a maternal health gap in Hartford.
Formación de doulas atiende desigualdades en el cuidado de hispanohablantes en Hartford
La capacitación se lleva a cabo en español y tiene como objetivo abordar una brecha en la salud materna en Hartford.
Nuevas leyes de CT entran en vigor el 1 de octubre del 2025
Más de siete docenas de leyes de CT entrarán en vigor total o parcialmente el 1 de octubre del 2025. Estas son algunas de ellas.
New billing policy by insurers sows confusion among CT physicians
Physicians say the change could lead to lost revenue and increased administrative burden for providers, though confusion about it persists.
