Blue wave in CT legislature may test Lamont on taxing the rich
Legislators have talked about taxing Connecticut’s wealthy to finance relief for the poor and middle class, but it’s only been talk — so far.
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Norwalk, New Haven Democrats Picked For Connecticut Senate Leadership Posts
The two will take their new posts when the General Assembly is sworn in on January 6, 2027, and will lead the largest Senate Democratic majority in Connecticut history.
Should dogs be allowed on Walnut Beach in Milford? Town officials pause decision
8 Things to do This Weekend: Immersive light display, restaurant week & Pokémon Day
Fuss & O’Neill hires Roman as vice president
Veterans Day Parade To Be Held In Stratford: Here's What To Know
The lost art of statesmanship
Governing requires accepting responsibility for everyone, including those who opposed you.
CT’s picture-perfect autumn includes homelessness and poverty
CT must approach homelessness as both an immediate public health and safety concern as well as a long-term policy failure.
Milford alders unanimously approve more public oversight of surveillance technology
Bridgeport Woman Seeks Help After Off Leash Dog Kills Beloved Pet
Norwalk's Bob Duff elected CT Senate president after Democrats win all but 3 seats Tuesday
West Hartford Singer-Songwriter Kelsey Wiggin Competing for iHeart Radio's 'Next Music Star' Title - We-Ha
Democrats endorse Matt Ritter, Bob Duff to lead General Assembly
CT House and Senate Democrats welcomed 37 new legislators-elect Thursday as they met for the first time to endorse their top leaders.
Glastonbury police warn of scam calls posing as chief
Stamford Housing Trust Fund’s Board Seats and Record Under Scrutiny
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Major changes proposed for I-95 corridor between Fairfield, Bridgeport
Nyberg: What to know when starting a small business
August ICE raids stoked fear in Danbury schools, uneasy silence elsewhere
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation sent shockwaves through the city and changed how students perceive the agency's role.
Connecticut’s Prison Watchdog Left His Biggest Fight Unfinished
From the start, as Connecticut’s correction ombudsman, DeVaughn Ward wanted the Inmate Legal Assistance Program contract canceled. He filed a complaint with the State Contracting Standards Board.
Free From Everything but the Taste: Catching Up with Bare Life’s Ali Lazowski - We-Ha
Fairfield Museum & History Center To Host 12th Annual Holiday Pop-Up Market This Month
Three Proposed Weston Charter Changes Fail at the Polls
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‘We Care,’ So to Speak
Note: This is the last of three pieces (here and here) on Friendship House, the apartment building at 28 Perry Street owned by New Neighborhoods, a Stamford nonprofit. In addition […] The post ‘We Care,’ So to Speak appeared first on CT Examiner .
Toys R Us returns to Connecticut with pop-up stores
Upcoming Open Houses In Woodbury & Middlebury
Sen. Chris Murphy ‘making remarkable progress’ after stroke
A spokesman for Chris Murphy said the senator continues to improve since having a stroke but didn’t elaborate on his condition or recovery.
Wind Power Project Trump Administration Tried To Halt Is Now Fully Operational
The Revolution Wind offshore generation project that President Donald Trump has tried numerous times to halt is fully operational, according to the Danish company that built it.
CT-Backed Lawsuit Blocks Immigration Conditions On Public Safety Grants
According to Attorney General William Tong, District of Rhode Island Chief Judge John J. McConnell, Jr.