Gov Lamont unveils $300 million plan to provide free preschool for Connecticut families
Gov. Ned Lamont has unveiled a $300 million plan to provide free preschool for Connecticut families earning less than ...
Lamont visits Wethersfield High School to discuss effectiveness of cell phone bans
In Gov. Ned Lamont’s last two State of the State addresses, one policy proposal garnered more bipartisan applause than just ...
State leaders ramp up efforts to remove cell phones from classrooms
Getting cell phones out of classrooms is a top priority for Gov. Ned Lamont (D-Conn.), who visited Wethersfield High Shool ...
CT child advocate bill reworked following Lamont opposition
The bill, which wouldn’t take the power to appoint CT’s child advocate away from the governor, is a far cry from what had ...
Why UConn's big investment in Dan Hurley carries with it some major risks
Dan Hurley ranks third in USA TODAY Sports' annual review of men's college basketball coaching compensation, at $7.78 million ...
VOTE: Connecticut asks residents to help build Pizza Capital Trail
The public is invited to begin voting on Friday, March 14- National Pi Day- on which pizzerias they think should be included in the Pizza Capital Trail, Gov. Ned Lamont ...
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CT leaders discuss school cell phone policy with students
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Governor Ned Lamont hosted a discussion with students at Wethersfield High ...
CT legislative committee gives PURA nominee a favorable vote. He’s a familiar face in government.
Gov. Ned Lamont’s latest appointee to the newly controversial Public Utilities Regulatory Authority sailed through the first step of the confirmation process Thursday, getting a warm reception from ...
Committee OKs former lawmaker, UI exec to serve on PURA board
Arconti, a Democrat who represented Danbury and a former United Illuminating executive, has been an interim commissioner ...
Connecticut’s attorney general has filed 6 lawsuits, the latest on dismantling the US Department of Education
It’s getting hotter all the time.” That is what Connecticut’s attorney general is saying about massive federal cuts in staffing and programs.
A child tax credit is once again being discussed in Connecticut. Here's what it would do
If either of the proposed child tax credit bill makes it out of committee and becomes law, advocates said the investment will ...
While educators grateful for more resources for special education, concerns still present about federal funding
Educators are thanking Governor Ned Lamont and lawmakers for additional funds for students with special needs.