CT Income Tax Town-By-Town: Who Pays The Most

The state income tax makes up a large chunk of Connecticut's overall tax revenue. Here's how much taxpayers in each town paid.

Lamont Signs Order Creating 250th Anniversary Commission

Governor signs executive order creating a new commission to plan state's multi-year celebration, commemoration.

Connecticut To Pay $9M To Settle Hospital Patient Abuse Suit

Judge approves settlement between the state and abused patient.

CT Finances In Good Shape, Even If Recession Hits: Lamont

Gov. Ned Lamont said Thursday that a recession is "probably on the horizon." He detailed what impacts it will have on CT.

CT Regulators Establish Process to Address 'Compromised' Utility Poles

The ruling is part of multi-pronged approach to step up utility pole enforcement.

CT Unveils Modern Unemployment System: 5 Things To Know

Connecticut has moved on from its 40-year-old unemployment system that caused a lot of frustration during the early months of the pandemic.

CT Child Tax Rebate: 5 Things To Know

Connecticut taxpayers with dependent children can receive a tax rebate, but they must apply. Here are five things to know about the program.

Lamont Invites Businesses To CT After Supreme Court Abortion Decision

Gov. Ned Lamont said the state is ready to work with companies that want to relocate from states with restrictive abortion laws.

Lamont Appoints Board Of Regents Chair, Names New Board Members

The governor appointed JoAnn Ryan to serve as chair of the Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education.

Tong Urges Congress To Protect Children From Cannabis Copycat Products

The unregulated, illegal products are designed to look like snack items and are contributing to increased accidental THC consumption.

Attorneys General Reaffirm Commitment To Protecting Abortion Access

Despite the Supreme Court decision, a coalition of 22 attorneys general emphasized that abortion remains safe and legal in many states.

Tong Joins Coalition Defending States' Authority To Protect Workers

Attorneys general submitted an amicus brief in a New York lawsuit alleging Amazon retaliated against workers.

Tong Demands Action To Protect Children From Toxic Metals In Baby Food

A coalition of attorneys general are urging action to keep kids safe.

These 5 CT Laws Can Change Your Life July 1

Several new laws go into effect July 1, including a minimum wage increase, abortion law changes and catalytic converter theft.

Gov. Lamont Announces Secretary Of The State Appointment

Gov. Ned Lamont announced the replacement for Denise Merrill, who is stepping down from her position.

Gov. Lamont Extends COVID-19 Emergency: 5 Things To Know

Gov. Ned Lamont extended the state's public health emergency in order to continue two federal assistance programs. Here's what to know.

Secretary Of The State Denise Merrill Announces Resignation

Secretary of the State Denis Merrill will resign, effective Thursday.

SEC Proposal Requires Companies To Disclose Risk From Climate Change

Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition of attorneys general in support of the proposal.

DEEP Launches Partnership To Deliver Weatherization Barrier Services

The department partnered with the non-profit International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology (ICAST).

Connecticut AFL-CIO Endorses Maritza Bond for Secretary of the State

Democratic Primary for Secretary of the State Will Be Tuesday, August 9

CT To Waive Credit Card State Agency Fees

New fees were set to go in effect July 1, but Gov. Ned Lamont is waiving them due to inflation, he said.

Tong Announces $230M Settlement With Mallinckrodt

Connecticut is joined in the settlement by 49 other states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the federal government.

Lamont Enacts Comprehensive Consumer Data Privacy Law

The law takes effect July 1, 2023.

CT Leaders Urge Caution In Reviewing Residential Solar Contracts

Attorney General William Tong and Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner Michelle Seagull advised homeowners to do careful research.

CTDOT Highway Safety Office Receives Grant To Fight Impaired Driving

The $22,000 will fund a training program designed to enhance the identification and treatment of alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers.

CT Becomes First State To Partner With LGBTQ+ Travel Association

Connecticut will be positioned alongside the top global destinations and brands committed to year-round support of LGBTQ+ welcoming travel.

Connecticut Co-Leads $1.25M Settlement Over Carnival Data Breach

The state will receive $67,505.86 from the settlement.

Sen. Flexer To Host Highway Dedication Ceremony

Signs on Routes 21 and 193 will honor two local U.S. Army veterans, Calvin Heath and Joseph Lindley.

Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade: What It Means For CT

The court ruled 6-3 to overturn the precedent set by Roe v. Wade. Here is what it means for abortion access in Connecticut.

Biden’s Federal Gas Tax Holiday: Would It Help Or Hurt CT?

Connecticut suspended its 25-cent tax on gasoline through Dec. 1 to help consumers. President Joe Biden proposed a federal tax holiday.

Bipartisan Gun Violence Bill: What Passage Would Mean In CT

A bipartisan gun violence bill cleared a procedural hurdle Tuesday and could win approval before the July 4 congressional recess.

Gov. Lamont Announces Launch Of 'Time To Own'

The state program offers down payment assistance for new home buyers in Connecticut.

AG Tong Urges Federal Legislation To Protect Reproductive Health Care

"We must be prepared to respond to the devastating impact that the Dobbs decision will likely have on the rights and safety of women."

Wooden Presents $650M Of Equity Investment Opportunities

Wooden announced that his office has selected four finalist firms from its recent Core Fixed Income RFP.

Connecticut Receives National Recognition For Streamlining Efforts

The state was named a 2022 Tyler Technologies Public Sector Excellence Award Winner.

CT Diesel Tax Hike Announced Amid High Prices

The tax will increase by 23 percent in a couple of weeks. Here's why.

Health Strategy Director To Leave State Service

Office of Health Strategy Executive Director Victoria Veltri will step down from her role in state government at the end of the month.

Tong Cautions Against Potentially Deceptive Home Warranty Ads

Homeowners may be targets of untrustworthy companies trying to trick them into buying expensive warranties they don't need.

Bipartisan Federal Gun Legislation Deal: What To Know In CT

U.S. Senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal announced a potential bipartisan deal on gun legislation. Here's what you need to know.

CT Highest Paid State Employees 2021: See The Top 100

The top three spots were held by UConn coaches, according to data from the Office of the State Comptroller.