Unofficial returns show Guilford voters have decisively rejected a Republican school board slate organized in opposition to critical race theory.
Jonathan Steinberg
Posted inPolitics
The CT House has one vacancy due to scandal. Others could come, based on municipal races.
One Democrat left under a cloud. Three others would quit only if they win elections for mayor or first selectman.
Posted inHealth
Lawmakers vow to introduce ban on flavored vaping products if federal effort stalls
Connecticut would be following New York and Michigan which have already enacted bans.
Posted inEnergy & Environment, Money
CT’s clean energy edge: Going, going . . . or coming back?
Connecticut, once a national leader in clean and renewable energy and energy efficiency, has slipped behind many other states, including its neighbors. Most of the finger-pointing is at the state’s budget problems and questionable choices by the legislature. But the state may have started to lose its energy edge before then. The question is, can it get it back?
Posted inHousing, Politics
Legislature musters enough votes to override Malloy housing veto
The General Assembly dealt a blow to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s housing agenda Monday after legislators voted narrowly to override his veto of a bill that loosens the state’s affordable housing standards.