Gov. Ned Lamont and legislative leaders said on Friday CT's piggy banks are large, and the state won’t hesitate to crack them ...

A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week's happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.

Jim Himes questioned intel leaders over the leaked Signal chat as other CT reps called for the resignation of Defense Sec.

Decisions by the Trump administration to cut federal funding have left CT food pantry leaders worried about their ability to ...

Legislation no longer establishes CT bear hunt. Instead, bill allows farmers to kill bears damaging crops under limited ...

So far this year, both online betting and in-person 'retail' betting, as it's known, have beat out last year's wagers over ...

The Trump administration nixed about $155M in grants that support infectious disease management, genetic screening of ...

Measure would require CT deny permission to any hospital seeking to shutter labor and delivery if there isn’t an alternative ...

While deadlines for the use of PFAS are closing in, the PFAS Alternatives Act has not yet been made into enforceable ...

Debate is heating up over whether overtime earnings should continue to be factored in when calculating retirement pay for state employees.

Gov. Ned Lamont spoke about energy prices, Medicaid, age in politics and his future plans at CT Mirror's latest In the Room ...

Citing news stories about alleged waste and fraud, Republicans called for a new inspector general's office to investigate ...