COVID Vaccine Rule Changes Proposed: What To Know In Connecticut

The new FDA approach to the vaccine is the culmination of a series of recent steps under HHS scrutinizing the use of COVID shots.

Bethany First Selectman Announces Resignation Amid Scandal

The resignation follows the recent release of a report criticizing her response to claims of sex abuse by a town employee.

Lamont Issues 'Extraordinary' Declaration Amid Nearly $300M Shortfall

The rarely used declaration imminently impacts more than 900,000 Connecticut residents, Gov. Ned Lamont said.

Lamont Praises House Passage Of CT School Smartphone Policy Bill

All public school districts in CT will adopt the new policies on student smartphone use, beginning with the 2026-2027 academic year.

Widespread Closures Hit CT Child Care—But It’s No Accident

Rallies are being held across the state Wednesday to highlight issues surrounding child care.

Cuts, Changes To Medicaid Proposed In New Bill: What To Know In CT

Nearly 1 million Connecticut residents receive some form of Medicaid.

CT State Commissioner Set To Retire, Governor Announces

She has led the state department since January 2023.

'Gulf Of America' Vote Passes: See How CT Reps. Voted

The body of water has been called the Gulf of Mexico for more than 400 years.

Trump Executive Order To Impact 8 Connecticut TV, Radio Stations

President Donald Trump signed the executive order to stop what he called "biased and partisan news coverage."

Connecticut Board Of Regents Announces Leadership Transition For CSCU

Connecticut's Board of Regents will name an interim CSCU chancellor as Terrence Cheng transitions to a new role.

Connecticut Committee Approves Permanent Child Tax Credit Plan

Connecticut lawmakers advance a permanent child tax credit for working families as part of the state’s new revenue bill.

Drive Less In CT, Win A Prize: State Launches Green Travel Challenge

Connecticut launches six-week 'Drive Less Challenge' to promote greener travel

Why Some CT Residents Will Get 2 Social Security Checks In May

Some Connecticut Residents will get a second payment from the Social Security Administration in May. Here's why:

CT Lawmakers Push Bill To Increase Penalties For 'Super Speeders'

The bill specifically targets those caught driving over 100 mph, a problem lawmakers say is plaguing the state's roads.

5M Student Loan Borrowers Facing Mandatory Collections: See CT Impacts

About 14 percent of Connecticut residents have student loans. Here's what the Trump administration's move means for them.

Connecticut Declines New Federal Title VI Certification Request

CT affirms civil rights compliance while rejecting a new federal Title VI certification request, citing existing obligations are met.

REAL ID Deadline Is Days Away: What You Need To Know In CT

CT travelers have less than a month left to make sure they have the right identification to board domestic flights.

What CT Should Know About Daylight Saving Time Debate In Washington

Pres. Trump said Friday that both the House and Senate "should push hard for more Daylight at the end of a day." What's that mean for CT?

Robocall Crackdown? CT Officials Warn Telcos To Quash Illegal Calls

AG Tong and 51 state attorneys general warn nine telecoms to stop routing illegal robocalls or face legal consequences.

CT AG Blasts Trump Order Backing Fossil Fuels, Vows State Action

Connecticut Attorney General Tong denounces Trump executive order promoting fossil fuels and pledges to defend state climate policies.

State Attorney General Probes Avis Over Denials To Connecticut Drivers

AG Tong requests answers from Avis Budget over rental denials to CT drivers with "Not for Federal ID" licenses in Florida.

Trump Announces 90-Day Pause On Most Tariffs: CT Leaders React

Global markets surged on the development, but precise details of Trump's plans to ease tariffs on non-China trade partners were not clear.

Swingers Club Ordered To Close Doors In Plymouth

The business shares a parking lot with a local church.

New Trump Tariffs: What CT Residents Need To Know

The reciprocal tariffs, which range from 10 percent to 46 percent, are set to take effect April 9.

CT AG, 23 States Sue HHS Over $11B Public Health Grant Terminations

CT could lose $175M in health funding as State Attorney General Tong and 23 states sue HHS over sudden cuts to public health grants.

Billions Cut From State, Federal Health Programs: What To Know In CT

The cuts to states are a prelude to sweeping changes to the Department of Human Services, according to federal officials.

Trump Signs Order Changing Election Rules: What That Means For CT

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order overhauling U.S. elections. See how the order affects CT residents.

CT’s Highest-Paid State Employees in 2024: See Who Topped The List

UConn coaches & top doctors dominate Connecticut’s 2024 payroll. Find out who made the most and why their salaries stand out.

Trump's New Social Security Filing Restrictions: What To Know In CT

The changes requiring in-person visits to Social Security Administration field offices come amid office closures and staff cuts.

Trump Proposal To Eliminate Federal Taxes At 150K: What It Means In CT

The Trump administration is considering a proposal to eliminate federal income taxes for Americans earning less than $150,000 a year.

Tariffs Proposed On Some Wine, Alcohol Products: What To Know In CT

President Donald Trump announced he's considering tariffs on wine and alcohol imports. Here's what Connecticut residents should know.

Education Dept. To Cut Half Its Staff: See Possible CT Impacts

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said this is "a significant step toward restoring the greatness of the United States education system."

Will IRS Layoffs Affect Tax Refund Timing? How To Track Status In CT

Tax experts are advising CT residents to get their returns in as soon as possible, and electronically is better than by mail.

CT School Could Face Antisemitism Penalties, Trump Administration Says

The Trump administration has warned one Connecticut school it could face antisemitism penalties under the Civil Rights Act.

Trump Prepares Order To Close Dept. Of Education: See CT Impacts

President Trump is preparing to sign an order directing his secretary of education to dismantle the Dept. of Education, sources say.

New Tariffs Take Effect: What That Could Mean For CT Consumers

The tariffs, announced by President Donald Trump, sparked renewed concerns of a North American trade war.

CT Tax Burden Among Highest In U.S., New Study Says

As tax season looms, a new study examines which states are paying the most and the least to the government.

Lamont Vetoes $43M in Connecticut Funding, Citing Budget Concerns

The vetoes set the stage for a dust-up between the governor and state lawmakers, who have the ability to override them.

Lamont Proposes Eliminating Fees for Occupational Licenses In CT

Gov. Ned Lamont's plan to remove occupational license fees could save workers $43.8M. See which jobs are impacted.

Connecticut Lawmakers Propose Refundable Child Tax Credit

State leaders propose a refundable child tax credit to help Connecticut families manage rising costs. Debate heats up over its impact.