The GOP refused to include a provision that would have extended tax credits that subsidize health premiums that 142,000 CT residents pay.

Washington, D.C. and Utah use Claude the most, followed by California. Researchers found that AI usage was correlated with a state's income.

The Trump administration is cutting $8 billion that supports climate-related projects across 16 states, including Connecticut.

The governor’s office did not maintain proper oversight of state vehicles and kept three computers for every staff member, auditors found.

CT Gov. Ned Lamont could be called as a witness in the trial of former state deputy budget director Konstantinos 'Kosta' Diamantis.

U.S. Rep. John Larson said his inclusion on a Homeland Security 'watchlist' is a badge of honor that could help his reelection campaign.

Gov. Ned Lamont said it’s premature to commit any of last year’s $2.5 billion surplus to plug holes in federal funding over the long term.

Danbury federal prison union leaders were told to vacate offices after Trump DOJ said it was canceling their collective bargaining agreement.

Many CT companies use the H-1B visa to hire specialized employees, but the new policy could make that financially unfeasible for some.

Correction officers seemed to view scanners as a way to enhance surveillance, while advocates saw them as a means to reduce strip searches.

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Less than three months into the fiscal year, Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration has identified major cost overruns in CT's Medicaid program.

The Trump administration cancelled funding for several trails across the country, including a 44-mile trail in CT.

After Russia's full-scale invasion, a Ukrainian family sought refuge in New Haven. And in their home city of Odesa, life continues amid war.

The settlement ends a contentious saga over a 2022 deal in which Yale agreed to acquire now-bankrupt Prospect's 3 CT hospitals for $435M.

In CT, there are several ways to get on a ballot. Here is a look at how candidates are chosen and how challengers qualify for a primary.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, who reintroduced the Kids Online Safety Act, called on Meta to release its research about youth safety risks.

Jen Tooker's departure from the race leaves Sen. Ryan Fazio of Greenwich as the only Republican waging an active campaign for governor.

International students in 2025 account for less than 10% of the University of Connecticut's enrollment for the first time in 5 years.

CT could get at least $500 million over the next five years, starting in 2026. The grant was part of President Trump’s 'big beautiful bill.'

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Nexstar's preempting of Jimmy Kimmel on its affiliates, including WTNH, showed that affiliates are not necessary to view network programming.

The threat to penalize states that don't comply with federal immigration enforcement amounted to 'economic dragooning,' the judge said.

State employee unions continue to spar with CT Gov. Ned Lamont over raises, with two more bargaining units breaking off talks late Wednesday.

Physicians say the change could lead to lost revenue and increased administrative burden for providers, though confusion about it persists.

Alves, who will continue running for reelection as mayor, did not disclose the stage of his cancer but called it ‘serious but treatable.’

Some want the WNBA's CT Sun to play in Hartford's newly refurbished arena. But the potential economic benefits are unclear.

The court granted a preliminary injunction allowing Connecticut's Revolution Wind project to resume construction, which was 80% complete.

Over seven dozen Connecticut laws concerning a range of issues will wholly or partially take effect. Here's a look at some of them.

Nonprofits are distributing rent assistance payments that are 14% higher than in 2024 and 49% higher than in 2020 to keep pace with costs.

Investments in housing and academics at UConn's Avery Point campus are needed to supply workers for the region's industries, lawmakers said.

WSHU and CT Mirror's Emilia Otte discussed her article about fatal and non-fatal drug overdoses in Connecticut's prisons.

Connecticut wiped out nearly a third of the unfunded obligations in its health care program for retired state workers.

Connecticut officials and advocates are in the thick of a fight over it, with emissions levels and air quality hanging in the balance.

A Connecticut DMV working group will examine portions of the state’s towing law, potentially leading to more extensive reforms. The move comes after a yearlong investigation by @ctmirror.org and ProPublica found that the state’s laws favored towing companies at the expense of low-income residents.

Officials say they’re turning the tide in a long-running fight against hydrilla — but to continue, the Army Corps needs additional funding.

The Constitution Pipeline will link up with two existing pipelines that serve both CT and the wider region.

The number of overdoses reflects the challenge facing the DOC: keeping illegal drugs out of CT prisons and treating addiction within them.

State auditors wrote that some private special education schools in CT are failing to give students all the services they need.

How would CT Democrats exert what leverage they have in a Republican Congress — and what would they accept in a spending deal?

Proposition, or “prop,” betting is legal in Connecticut, but it is tightly regulated, especially when college sports are involved.

Connecticut's COVID cases have been rising throughout the summer, reaching levels in August not seen since February.

The confluence of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and a 9-11 anniversary inspired moments of introspection in CT about political discourse.

The CT Office of the Behavioral Health Advocate aims to help residents access behavioral health services and help providers receive payments.

There were 3,735 people living in shelters or outside in CT in January 2025, compared to 3,410 in January 2024. That’s nearly a 10% increase.

Así funciona realmente la redistribución de distritos en Connecticut, cómo la delegación del Congreso pasó de 60% Republicano a 80% Demócrata en las elecciones intermedias de 2006

The renewable energy wind project Revolution Wind was 80% complete when President Trump halted its construction.

The rate hikes come amid a flood of federal health policy changes, including new cuts to Medicaid and expiring federal subsidies.

The upgrades by Moody’s and Fitch are likely campaign fodder for Gov. Ned Lamont, who is widely expected to announce a bid for a third term.