Gov. Dannel Malloy signed the bill late last week.
Statewide unemployment went from 8 percent to 8.1 percent from June to July.
The new measure seeks to protect homeowners and streamline the foreclosure process.
The most recent data on state obesity rates indicate we haven't reduced the number of obese children living in poverty.
The money the state makes off its lottery games is now greater than casino slot revenues.
The money the state makes off its gaming is now greater than casino slot revenues.
Veterans spoke publicly Thursday about nightmarish experiences, including home foreclosures, while they've waited in vain for the government to help them.
A new report by Connecticut Magazine underscores car tax inequities across the state.
The state's mosquito testing program has traps in dozens of communities in an effort to monitor the possible spread of West Nile.
The change will generate new revenues for the state and allow a wide variety of new vanity plates.
Officials have said they expect the report by September.
The magazine questions how one of the richest states in the union got into so much of a financial mess. Answer: Politicians.
Grant will fund improvements for low- to mid-income residents.
National Beef Packing Company, a Liberal, Kan., firm, is recalling approximately 50,100 pounds of ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7
Experts say changes in federal rules would put Connecticut immigrants on official payrolls.
Report: Hammonasset Beach State Park could disappear, crops like maple syrup, apples and shellfish could be destroyed.
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Odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 175,223,510 million.
The latest published report on nepotism in our state government says as many as 30 summer jobs this year went to the children of state workers, jobs that were never advertised.
Democrat Tom Frenaye will again Republican Edward McAnaney for first selectman.
The increase in the number of food stamp recipients is about 50 percent more than the state's job growth in recent years.
The DEEP is setting limits on the harvesting of Connecticut's snapping turtles.
The federal government approved the funding, which will help pay for damages not covered by insurance.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has signed into law higher fines for talking and texting while driving.
The Washington Post lists Dannel P. Malloy among the Top 10 governors most likely to lose their jobs in 2014.
But also buried amid hundreds of pages in new legislation in the session that ended last month was $5.5 million over the next two years to provide pay raises for Connecticut's judges and $334,750 in raises for court magistrates, according to a report
Hey, June brides and grooms! Getting married changes the way you do your taxes.
A report in the National Journal also says Blumenthal is the Senate's third richest member.
The legislature passed dozens of new measures this year and many will go into effect on Monday.
Nearly two-thirds of those denied gun permits by local police eventually get approved by the state's Board of Firearm Permit Examiners.
A huge blizzard this past February blanketed the region in up to 3 feet of snow. Credit: Eileen McNamara
A report released Wednesday finds 406 bridges in Connecticut, or 1 in every 10 bridges in the state, in need of significant repair.
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In a letter published in the state's newspapers today, June 11, the former Republican governor lashes out at Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and other Democrats for rolling back campaign finance laws.
Town slated to get .8 percent more next year.
A new federal report shows the state’s Gross Domestic Product declined from 2011 to 2012.
Senate approves lifting a ban on the last day of the session, but the governor hasn't stated a position on the bill.
The National Hurricane Center wants you to be ready for the hurricane season, which starts June 1.
Democratic leaders apparently want the revenue from the games to help balance the state budget.
Bill that would greenlight major expansion of UConn next heads to state House of Representatives.