CT’s ‘fiscal guardrails’ limit state’s ability to meet needs, invest in future, report says
The nonprofit groups suggested redesigning a controversial program to save volatile revenues and expanding allowable spending ...
‘Little evidence’ managed care would reduce CT Medicaid costs, report finds
A report exploring the potential of returning CT's Medicaid program to a managed care model found that doing so would likely not save money.
S&P lowers Eversource credit rating, utility blasts CT regulators, claims customers to pay price
This latest ratings action is independent confirmation that the Connecticut regulatory environment is harming the ability of ...
Group appointed by Gov. Ned Lamont recommends allowing ranked-choice voting in some elections
Gov. Ned Lamont, who previously expressed support for ranked-choice voting, said he is studying the conclusions of a group he ...
Dan Haar: Gov. Lamont's budget chief warns Connecticut lawmakers ahead of session
Jeffrey Beckham flashed slides showing headlines from 15 states facing budget shortfalls. The message for Connecticut was ...
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In past 5 years, healthcare organizations have dominated spending on lobbying
In the past five years, the number of healthcare-related organizations ranked in the top 10 for lobbying spending at the ...
Fighting Blight: $200K grant to assess former Kramer building
Gov. Ned Lamont has approved a series of state grants totaling $20 million to support the remediation and redevelopment of 21 blighted properties, consisting of 150 acres of contaminated land in 18 ...
Lamont mulling outside investigation of vehicle misuse by his staff
Gov. Ned Lamont's chief of staff used a state vehicle for "personal errands," and another vehicle was often driven over 90 ...