Q For Judge: Would Verdict Have Changed?

Judge ​to decide whether to order the state to conduct a new trial in 1994 murder case.

CT Juvenile Crime Bill Passes Legislature: 5 Things To Know

A bipartisan bill passed the state legislature and will head to Gov. Ned Lamont's desk. Here is what to know.

CT Updates Cannabis Law: 5 Things To Know

The state legislature passed a bill that will make gifting cannabis stricter if signed into law.

CT REAL ID: Enforcement Begins In 1 Year

Connecticut started renewing licenses online, but those who are getting a REAL ID for the first time need to go in person. What to know.

CT Opioid Epidemic Cash To Get Lamont's Signature

Following approval in the legislature, Gov. Ned Lamont said he will sign legislation to disperse $300M in funds to battle the opioid crisis.

Lamont Hails Strengthening CT Standards On Childhood Lead Poisoning

The State Senate gave final approval to a bill Lamont proposed that will help alleviate the risks associated with lead poisoning among kids.

CT Abortion Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Ned Lamont

A first-of-it's-kind abortion bill was signed into law by Gov. Ned Lamont. It provides unique protections against abortion lawsuits.

Connecticut House Approves $26K Pay Raise For Lawmakers

House of Representatives vote to give future lawmakers a pay raise for the first time in more than two decades.

CT Budget, Tax Cuts Pass: 5 Things To Know

The state legislature passed a budget adjustment, which includes about $600 million in tax cuts. Here is what to know.

CT Legislators Vote For Own Pay Raise

State legislators haven't gotten a pay raise since 2001. Several legislators have left in recent years, citing low pay.

CT Abortion Law: 5 Things To Know

Gov. Ned Lamont vowed to sign a bill that would expand abortion access in Connecticut and provide more privacy against lawsuits.

Online Application Open For Heating And Water Assistance

Connecticut residents are encouraged to apply for assistance by June 30.

CT Leaders React To News Roe v. Wade Expected To Be Overturned

CT leaders detail how they are moving to expand access to abortions and to ensure a woman has the right to choose.

CT Budget, Tax Cut Vote Expected Today: What To Know

Legislators started debate this evening with a vote possible late tonight. The bill includes hundreds of millions in tax cuts.

Attorney General Sues Postal Service For Flawed Environmental Review

The suit alleges that a plan to replace 90 percent of the USPS fleet with fossil fuel-powered vehicles "fails to comply" with standards.

6 CT Bills That Could Change Your Life

State legislators are busy voting on bills as the session comes to a close. Here are six bills that recently passed or are due for a vote.

House Passes Lamont Proposal To Strengthen Lead Poison Standards

The law will help alleviate the risks associated with lead poisoning among children and align Connecticut’s standards with federal guidance.

Connecticut Democrats Reach Deal On State Budget, Tax Cuts

Agreement gets reached on a revised one-year state budget proposal.

Lamont, CT Democrats Propose $500 Million Tax Cut Package

The package includes a child tax credit, property tax credit and an extension of the gas tax suspension. Here's what to know.

Governor Lamont, DOT, DEEP And Community Partners Celebrate Earth Day

"We are more effective when we are working together to reduce our carbon footprint and mitigate our impact on climate change."

Lamont Announces Federal Funds For Substance Abuse Treatment

The administration received federal approval of an application that will provide heightened treatment for Connecticut residents.

Biden Nominates CT Judge For Second Circuit Judgeship

President Joe Biden nominated U.S. District court Judge Sarah Merriam to serve on the U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.

CT Gov. Lamont: Trump Made Me Ask Nicely For Isaias Disaster Aid

Gov. Ned Lamont was quoted in the upcoming book "This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America's Future."

State Treasurer Pushes Bill Establishing Financial Wellness Trust Fund

Treasurer Shawn Wooden urged the General Assembly to pass H.B. 531 to provide tools to increase financial literacy.

Department Of Education Rolls Out First Phase Of New Model Curricula

The first phase includes math curriculum for grades 6 to 8, and financial literacy curriculum for grades 6 to 12.

AG Moves For State Custody Of Animals Seized From Hebron Animal Rescue

Attorney General William Tong is seeking state custody of 33 dogs, 28 cats, five ducks and more.

$100K Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In CT, Jackpot Now At $454 Million

More than 14,000 "winning" Powerball tickets were sold in Connecticut for the Monday, April 25 jackpot drawing. Check your tickets.

CT Lawmakers Approve Raises, Bonuses For State Employees

State lawmakers approved a package of raises and bonuses for state employees. Here are five things to know about the deal.

5 New CT Bills That Could Change Your Life

The state legislative session wraps up in less than two weeks. Here are five potentially life-changing bills that are being considered.

Lamont Announces $8M To Continue CT Summer Enrichment Program

Launched in response to the to COVID-19 pandemic, the program keeps students engaged during the summer months.

Tong Warns CT Residents: Be Wary Of Scam Fire Department Text Messages

At least eight Connecticut fire departments reported that residents had received text messages purporting to be from the fire department.

Gov. Lamont Announces GreenerGov CT Progress Report

The governor celebrated stand-out champions and projects at state agencies and entities at the GreenerGov Awards Ceremony.

Recent State Legislation Actions Focus At Roundtable

Meetings turn focus to impact of area businesses.

CT Abortion Rights Bill: 5 Things To Know

The state House passed a bill that would expand abortion access and provide additional legal protections.

Wooden Announces $350M Investments In Private Equity, Credit, Assets

The state treasurer committed $350 million of investment across private equity, private credit and real assets opportunities.

Democratic Labor, Commerce Leaders Welcome Good News On CT Job Growth

A new jobs report from the state Department of Labor showed job growth and declining unemployment in the state.

Former Bank Employee Admits Role In Fraud Scheme

Dayquan Fitzgerald-Williams used his position as a bank employee to access customer information.

Gov. Lamont Announces Awarding Of Disparity Study Contract

Griffin & Strong, P.C. will perform an independent disparity study relative to the state's contracting practices and procedures.

Lamont Applauds President Biden's Actions Cracking Down On Ghost Guns

Because ghost guns do not contain serial numbers, they are nearly impossible for law enforcement to trace.

CT DPH Loosens Some Mask Mandates, Tightens Vaccine Distribution

Saying that "We are in a far different place than we were in March 2020," CT's health czar is allowing some pandemic orders to expire.