The GOP refused to include a provision that would have extended tax credits that subsidize health premiums that 142,000 CT residents pay.
CT Dems are holding firm on health care. This is why
Does Mohegan give away free tickets to Connecticut Sun games?
Those seeking donations can request them on the CT Sun’s website, although the organization cautions that not all requests can be fulfilled.
Report: CT ranks 15th in nation for AI use
Washington, D.C. and Utah use Claude the most, followed by California. Researchers found that AI usage was correlated with a state’s income.
At manufacturing summit, CT businesses highlight tariff concerns
Business owners and executives said federal policy changes are adding uncertainty to an already complex business environment.
Opinion: CT needs to rethink certificate of need laws
Rather than streamlining outdated restrictions, Connecticut needs new strategies that actively build health care infrastructure where its needed.
Put the focus where it should be – policies, not people
Marissa Gillett’s departure from PURA is a sad moment for Connecticut’s fight to improve fairness in utility rates.
Federal funding for CT energy projects nixed amid shutdown fight
The Trump administration is cutting $8 billion that supports climate-related projects across 16 states, including Connecticut.
Audit: Lamont staff fumbled vehicle oversight, had laptop surplus
The governor’s office did not maintain proper oversight of state vehicles and kept three computers for every staff member, auditors found.
Gov. Ned Lamont could be asked to testify in Kosta Diamantis trial
Diamantis’ attorney wants to add Lamont to the proposed witness list. But it’s not guaranteed he’d be called and unclear what he’d be asked.
¿Cómo podrían los candidatos a las primarias de CT de 2026 aparecer en la papeleta?
En CT, los candidatos políticos deben superar varios obstáculos para que su nombre aparezca en la boleta para las primarias.
E-bikes could cut carbon, congestion, and costs — if cities take them seriously
E-bike sales are booming, providing a sustainable form of transportation that improves public health. Yet cities remain committed to cars.
CT resumes Clean Slate erasures after two-year delay
The erasures of low-level criminal convictions have been a long time coming — they were supposed to happen more than two years ago.
There is something deeply wrong happening in Gaza
The situation in Gaza exposes a global economic and political order where no entity has the power or political will to stop genocide and starvation.
Teens, screens, pressures, parenting — and prevention
Today’s school and social media environment can put enormous pressure on adolescents in particular. What can parents do?
Rep. John Larson: Being on GOP watch list is a badge of honor
U.S. Rep. John Larson said his inclusion on a Homeland Security ‘watchlist’ is a badge of honor that could help his reelection campaign.

