Op-Ed Public Funding Plays Crucial Role In Distributing Diapers

Janet Stolfi Alfano, executive director of The Diaper Bank of Connecticut, penned an editorial on providing for people in need.

Lamont Budget Breakdown: Here's How Much Aid Your Town Could Get

Gov. Ned Lamont has proposed increased municipal aid in his budget. Here is how much your community stands to get from the state.

CT Coronavirus Vaccine Appointments Open For People 65 And Older

Appointment scheduling started for residents between 65 and 74 Thursday. Here's what to know and how to schedule an appointment.

Treasurer Wooden Announces More Than $350M Of Commitments

The state treasurer also proposes revisions to addressing climate change diversity on state boards.

CT Marijuana Proposal: 5 Things To Know

Gov. Ned Lamont wants to legalize recreational marijuana in Connecticut and start sales in May 2022.

AG Tong Supports Law Against False Advertising In Women's Health

Legislation seeks to protect women's health and prohibit deceptive advertising practices by limited services pregnancy centers.

ConnCAN's Subira Gordon Responds To Governor's Proposed Budget

The executive director issued a statement about the proposed changes to Connecticut’s K-12 public education funding.

Lamont Proposes Recreational Pot, Sports Betting, Trailer Tax

Gov. Ned Lamont's budget calls for legalizing recreational marijuana and sports betting, as well as a mileage tax on tractor-trailers.

Online Income Tax Filing Available For Connecticut Returns

Taxpayers are reminded electronic filing is secure, easy and the quickest way to get refund.

CT Coronavirus Updates: Hospitalizations Rise, Benefits Increase

Around 117,000 families will see an increase in Emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance this month.

CSDE, LEGO Group Partner To Get LEGOs To Connecticut Students

More than 3,000 first graders in Danbury, Hartford and New Britain received boxes of LEGO® bricks through the LEGO Replay Program.

AG Tong Urges FCC To Protect Consumer Access To Communication

Tong joined a coalition of 17 attorneys general asking the FCC to protect access to Lifeline by low-income consumers.

AG Tong Supports Legislation To Prohibit Sale Of Flavored Tobacco

Tong co-authored an op-ed supporting the legislation with Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.

Rep. Veach Co-Sponsors Bill To Address Juvenile Car Thefts

The bill would transfer larceny or attempted larceny cases that involve a juvenile to the regular criminal docket.

CT Coronavirus Vaccine For 65+: Here's What You Need To Know

The state will soon begin to vaccinate people between 65 and 74 years old.

CT Town-By-Town Coronavirus Vaccination Rates

Around one out of every 10 residents has received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine.

More UK Coronavirus Variant Cases Detected In CT; Alert Issued

Gov. Ned Lamont urged residents to stay home for the Super Bowl after more cases of the United Kingdom coronavirus variant were discovered.

CT Coronavirus Infection Rate Continues To Improve

See how much your town's coronavirus infection rate has changed in recent weeks.

GOP State Auditor Rob Kane Dies At His Home, Mourned

“Our hearts are filled with grief. Rob Kane was a champion for the people of Connecticut," a top GOP official said.

CT Seeks Penalties, Credits For Eversource's Isaias Response

The CT Attorney General is calling for Eversource to be fined, and its customers made whole for losses they suffered during the outage.

New Rules: CT Relaxes Regs on Churches, Schools, Bars and More

Gov. Ned Lamont has issued his 89th executive order since the coronavirus began, and its effects sweep across multiple industries.

CT Continues Good Coronavirus Trends, Lamont Cautions Super Bowl

Gov. Ned Lamont said the state was on the right track to control the virus, but cautioned against large Super Bowl gatherings.

Lamont Pushes For Increasing College Enrollment

Gov. Ned Lamont will introduce legislation to streamline the college application process and mandate high school students fill out FAFSA.

CT Driver's License Online Renewal Rolling Out: Lamont

More drivers will become eligible to renew licenses online. Here's how it works.

CT Will Keep To Age-Based Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout Plan

Many groups are making the case they should be prioritized to receive the vaccine. Lamont said the current rollout plan is not changing.

Governor Lamont Applauds Senate Confirmation Of Pete Buttigieg

Buttigieg will serve as transportation secretary for the Biden administration.

Gov. Lamont Launches State Grant Program To Help Nonprofits

Applications for Connecticut’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program must be received by mid-March.

CT Pushes To Reschedule Canceled Coronavirus Vaccine Appointments

The majority of coronavirus vaccine appointments were canceled Monday. The state has to make up for lost time.

Lamont Relaxing Some Coronavirus Restrictions

Gov. Ned Lamont announced he would relax some coronavirus restrictions related to restaurants and houses of worship.

Gov. Lamont Activates State Emergency Operations Center For Storm

The state's severe cold weather protocol has also been extended through Wednesday.

AG Tong Joins Bipartisan Coalition Fighting Unlawful Home Fees

A mortgage servicing class action settlement violates most state laws and provides windfall for mortgage servicers.

Lt. Governor Recognizes National Mentoring Month For Young Women

Officials are addressing the critical need to introduce girls to female mentors in order to further advance women in male-dominated fields.

New England Governors Extend Interstate Hockey Suspension

The states announced a regional suspension through at least March 31, 2021, due to coronavirus outbreaks associated with youth hockey.

Gov. Lamont Extends Severe Cold Weather Protocol Through Monday

Frigid temperatures will continue through Monday morning.

State Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Restore LGBTQ Benefits To Vets

Legislation would restore state benefits for Connecticut service members discharged for no other reason than their sexual orientation.

Court Unseals States' Latest Generic Drug Complaint

States allege that generic drug manufacturers of topical products conspired to artificially inflate prices and restrain trade.

AG Tong Seeks Update To Price Gouging, Data Breach Notifications

Tong testified in support of legislation to strengthen the state’s price gouging and data breach notification statutes.

AG Tong Requests Information On Purchase Of Tribune Publishing

Tong expresses concerns about Alden’s plans for America’s oldest continuously published newspaper.

CT Red Zone Map: State Sees Sharp Decline In Cases

The vast majority of towns remain in the state's highest alert level, but the state infection rate saw a sharp decline.

Regional Water Authority Offers Tips To Prevent Freezing Pipes

Simple steps can keep home plumbing safe in the cold weather forecast for this weekend.