With Gov. Ned Lamont's veto of the wide-ranging housing bill recently passed by the General Assembly, Connecticut towns aren't likely to reach the "fair share" quotas of "affordable" housing the bill ...

Tucker, the state’s education commissioner, announced this week that WestEd, a national organization, will complete an ...

They complain Connecticut does not spend enough money on public education. We spend $25,000 a year per public school pupil, ...

Connecticut's coalition of unionized state employees are citing evidence of employee retention and recruitment 'failures.' ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to sign the sweeping federal budget bill into law on July 4, Connecticut leaders across government, healthcare, and education have issued nearly-unified condemnation ...

For most people, the Fourth of July and the holiday weekend are a time to unwind and forget about the stress of work. But for one man, this Independence Day brings with it ...

According to Connecticut Correction Ombudsman DeVaughn Ward, whose office serves as a watchdog over the Department of ...

"The new tax law is an improvement for most people in Connecticut," certified public accountant Dennis Cole said.

Gov. Ned Lamont hinted that he’d been engaged in talks with the Trump administration and state leaders in New York about ...

Thomas Banisch announced his candidacy for Madison first selectman on July 2, 2015. A complaint that Banisch filed in 2014, ...

After the unit announced its plans, SEBAC said it ‘would not expect a single one of our units to accept’ Lamont’s wage freeze ...