After torrential rains that turned station entrances into waterfalls, the subway system will remain exposed to recurring flash flooding.
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New work requirements could strip HUSKY health coverage from 170,000 in CT
Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell said on Monday that CT will have to spend more to make up for federal budget cuts.
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Tired of slow drivers in the left lane? A new law targets ‘camping’ in CT
A new CT state law will allow police to ticket drivers who “camp” in the passing lane without actively passing another vehicle.
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CT leaders raise doubts over future FEMA responses after Texas floods
Connecticut leaders raise doubts over future FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) responses following the Texas floods.
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Federal cuts to EV credits could dampen sales, but CT credits aren’t going away
Thinking about buying an electric vehicle? You might want to buy sooner rather than later. Federal tax credits on EVs will end September 30.
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Rep. Josh Elliott files to challenge Lamont for governor
It wasn’t clear if Josh Elliott was committed to an all-or-nothing run for governor or was testing Democrats’ appetite for an alternative.
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HHS layoffs were likely unlawful and must be halted, US judge says
Judge said states would likely prevail in lawsuit claiming layoffs and restructuring were arbitrary and capricious, violating federal law.
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What’s next for birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court’s ruling
The legal battle over Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship is far from over despite Republicans’ win limiting nationwide injunctions.
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A transgender veteran who sued the VA gets her gender-affirming care back
The VA has reinstated gender affirming care for a transgender veteran who sued them for refusing to cover her hormone replacement therapy.
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Educators rethink lessons as Supreme Court decision opens door for religious opt-outs
A Supreme Court ruling allowing religious opt-outs from LGBTQ+ inclusive instruction may prompt educators to rethink inclusive lessons.
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Avelo deportation flights prompt bill on jet fuel tax exemptions
William Tong joined a virtual press conference announcing a proposal to cut jet fuel tax breaks for airlines involved in deportation flights.
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Most Planned Parenthood patients are insured through Medicaid. The Supreme Court just undercut that.
South Carolina can block Planned Parenthood clinics from receiving Medicaid funds, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision on Thursday.
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Kennedy’s new vaccine panel alarms pediatricians with inquiries into long-settled questions
Kennedy’s hand-picked seven-member committee announced inquiries into some long-settled questions, including the children’s vaccine schedule.
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Lawsuit challenges billions of dollars in Trump administration funding cuts
AGs from more than 20 states are seeking to limit Trump administration from relying on an obscure clause to cut grants that don’t align with its priorities.
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This historian believes teaching Jewish American history in NYC schools can combat antisemitism
In 2023, NYC officials approached Natalia Mehlman Petrzela to be the lead scholar on a new curriculum focused on Jewish American history.
