Connecticut's REAL ID Deadline Looms: Have You Been Verified?

Your REAL ID card, REAL ID verified driver's license, or a passport will be required to fly domestically beginning May 3, 2023.

Governor Encourages Teens To Participate In State Safe Driving Contest

Connecticut’s 14th annual Teen Safe Driving Video Contest engages high school students on the importance of being responsible drivers.

Treasurer Wooden Announces Successful Transportation Bond Sale

The sale will provide $840 million in new funding for transportation projects around the state at an overall interest cost of 4.10 percent.

New DMV Website Unveiled In CT, And More Online Service Options

Gov. Ned Lamont today announced that the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has launched a new website.

CT Residents May Save On 2023 Tax Bills As IRS Adjusts For Inflation

The IRS announced it would adjust income tax brackets and the standard deduction to account for rising inflation.

How Much CT Politicians Have Raised This Campaign Season

Democratic candidates in the gubernatorial and federal races have out raised their Republican counterparts this year.

Letter: Why I support Anastasia Yopp for State Representative

Writer: Above all, it is her tremendous energy that caught my attention.

CT Senate Race 2022: Blumenthal Vs. Levy

Sen. Richard Blumenthal seeks a third term in the Senate. Republican Leora Levy faces an uphill battle, but has the support of Donald Trump.

CT Governor 2022 Race: Lamont, Stefanowski Hotaling

Gov. Ned Lamont is seeking a second term as governor and will face-off against Republican Bob Stefanowski and Independent Rob Hotaling.

CT 4th Congressional District Race: Himes Vs. Stevenson

Rep. Jim Himes is seeking an eighth term in Congress and is being challenged by former Darien First Selectman Jayme Stevenson.

CT First Congressional District: Larson, Lazor, Sanders

Incumbent Rep. John Larson will face off against Republican Dr. Larry Lazor and Green Party candidate Mary Sanders.

CT 3rd Congressional District Race: DeLauro, DeNardis, Chai, Paglino

Rep. Rosa DeLauro is seeking another term in Congress. Hamden Republican Lesley DeNardis and two minor party candidates also seek the seat.

CT 2nd Congressional District Race: Courtney Seeks Another Term

Rep. Joe Courtney is seeking another term in Congress. He will face off against Republican State Rep. Mike France and two other candidates.

Historic Increase Will Boost CT Social Security Recipients' Checks

Beginning in January, residents who are 65 or older will see, on average, a $140 increase in their monthly Social Security benefits.

CT Sec Of State Rolls Out Online Absentee Ballot System; GOP Skeptical

Connecticut voters can now request an absentee ballot online; GOP leaders in Hartford say it will "inject chaos into our election system."

Connecticut Receives Additional $11M For Emergency Rental Program

UniteCT is the state’s program providing rent and utility assistance for households financially impacted by the pandemic.

CT To Participate In Pro Bono Abortion Hotline

The hotline connects patients and providers with free legal advice regarding abortion rights and laws.

State Candidates to Discuss Issues of Interest to Disability Community

Elections Officials, State Residents Reminded of Voting Laws and Procedures for Election Day

CT Child Care Worker Bonus: 5 Things To Know

Child care workers will be eligible for up to a $1,000 bonus, funded through the state.

CT Farmers Eligible For Federal Disaster Assistance Due To Drought

Agricultural producers in all eight of the state’s counties are now eligible to be considered for assistance from the Farm Service Agency.

Lamont Highlights Resources For National Disability Employment Month

Connecticut has resources to ensure that people with disabilities have full access to employment and involvement in their communities.

CT Hero Pay Program Hits 360k Claims: 5 Things To Know

A massive amount of claims has been made for pandemic essential worker bonuses, which could reduce the payout amount. Here is what to know.

Biden Marijuana Possession Pardon: What It Means For CT

President Joe Biden pardoned federal convictions for simple marijuana possession, which will erase thousands of criminal records.

Vice President Kamala Harris Discusses Reproductive Rights In CT

Vice President Kamala Harris, U.S. Rep. Jahanna Hayes and Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson discussed reproductive rights in CT.

Leora Levy Fundraiser Announced At Trump's Mar-A-Lago Club: Report

Donald Trump will make an appearance at the Mar-a-Lago fundraiser for U.S. Senate candidate Leora Levy.

Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit CT This Week

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to attend a roundtable discussion on reproductive rights this week in Connecticut.

Stefanowski Wants Changes To CT Police Accountability Law

Republican governor candidate Bob Stefanowski wants to revisit parts of the state's police accountability law.

These 7 New CT Laws Can Change Your Life Oct. 1

Several new laws go into effect Oct. 1. Some of the new laws pertain to online dating, firearm background checks, jury duty, and more.

CT Group Aims To Overturn Post-Sandy Hook Gun Law

A lawsuit was filed in an effort to overturn the state's post-Sandy Hook school shooting gun laws.

Connecticut Receives Recognition For Digital Government Excellence

The Center for Digital Government gives Connecticut an overall grade of A-.

Lamont Announces Increase In Food Assistance For Connecticut Residents

The Department of Social Services will implement new eligibility benefit levels in the state’s SNAP program beginning Oct. 1.

Lamont Announces Clean Energy Investment Plan

The governor is also making plans for the next procurement of energy resources to meet climate goals.

Tong Joins Coalition Defending Right To Travel To Seek Abortions

An amicus brief argues Texas’ laws violate individuals’ constitutional right to interstate travel.

DEEP Advises Motorists To Watch For Moose

Recent sightings of moose near roadways pose a hazard potential, especially during early morning and evening hours.

Lamont Urges Congress To Approve Package For Home Heating Assistance

Leaders of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont sent a letter to Congress supporting supplemental aid.

CT Governor Debate Highlights: Lamont, Stefanowski, Hotaling On Issues

Gov. Ned Lamont, Republican Bob Stefanowski and Independent Party candidate Rob Hotaling debated crime, taxes, budget surpluses and more.

Lamont Applauds Historic $2.8 Billion Special Pension Payment

This payment is the largest in state history and will be made in addition to the state’s regular contributions to its pension liability.

Overall CT Crime Rate Dropped in 2021: Report

A new report from state police found that overall levels of reported crime dropped from 2020 to 2021.

Tong Urges FTC To Strengthen Car Rules to Prevent Consumer Harm

Automobile issues regularly top consumer complaints for AG offices.

Tong Helps Secure New Federal Energy Standards For American Families

New standards will save billions of dollars for families nationwide and help protect the planet.