"We view it as a creeping culture of corruption. It’s mismanagement. A lack of oversight and accountability," Harding said.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that he’s nominating a Cheshire woman to serve as Connecticut’s child advocate. The governor ...

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Less than three weeks after a top official resigned, Republican state senators are asking whether some of her fellow ...

A third term would begin Jan. 6, 2027, three days after Lamont’s 73rd birthday, and conclude after his 77th. His favorite ...

Officials acknowledged that the $3 million grant will not match the reach of SNAP, which normally pays $72 million in monthly ...

Ghio was nominated by Gov. Ned Lamont. She is an attorney and child welfare law specialist who has worked in the Office of ...

No SNAP cards will be reloaded in the month of November, leaving food banks scrambling to keep up with the projected increase ...

Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration said the state would supplant vanishing federal Low Income Household Energy Assistance ...

C onnecticut has long been a haven for original ideas and fresh thinking, and this drive toward the future has made the state home to acclaimed scientists, inventors, and creators, producing the first ...

State officials say more than 24,000 people voted in the first two days.

Connecticut mayors and first selectmen are helping draft a more acceptable version of a controversial affordable housing bill ...