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State officials are poised to legally exceed Connecticut’s spending cap for the first time in nearly two decades to avert a crisis in paying Medicaid bills — and to pave the way for a new two-year budget.
At first glance, last week’s budget brinkmanship between Gov. Ned Lamont and the General Assembly’s Democratic majority was over a mundane issue.
Gov. Ned Lamont’s Office of Workforce Strategy has launched an updated strategic plan, and is seeking to get control of its remaining $30 million budget to implement new initiatives, including an artificial intelligence tech talent accelerator
Rock Vitale is a Pennsylvania native who grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
On April 9 at 3:59 p.m., Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Putnam, cast the last of the day’s four floor votes and left his desk in the second row of the House of Representatives for the hour-long trip home to Connecticut’s Quiet Corner.
Immigrant rights advocates and faith leaders packed a room at the state Capitol Thursday to pressure lawmakers to pass a bill that would place further limits on how law enforcement and businesses in the state interface with federal immigration aut
The state Senate on Wednesday gave overwhelming support to a revised bill that will loosen the restrictions on hiring apprentices.
In what Connecticut legislative leadership called the absence of meaningful action from Congress, the state’s House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to restrict the use of social media algorithms on children.
A late-night deal narrowing the scope of a controversial artificial intelligence regulatory bill produced bipartisan passage in the Senate on Wednesday but left unanswered a bigger question: Are the changes enough for Gov. Ned Lamont?
Connecticut Business Day, the annual gathering of business people and legislators hosted Tuesday by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association, offered some key insights into the legislative session.
The Connecticut Senate took up S.B. 6 Tuesday, an omnibus bill that lays out extra support and protections for children across the state. Lawmakers expected the bill to pass, after debate stretched late into the afternoon.
The General Assembly merged disparate education issues into one omnibus bill Tuesday that, among other things, once again extends a deadline for addressing racial imbalances in schools, temporarily tweaks the age to begin kindergarten, sets standa
The General Assembly must overcome unprecedented challenges to adopt a new budget before its session ends June 4. But the biggest hurdle legislators and Gov. Ned Lamont need to clear involves local schools.
To launch its new season and in partnership with the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, The Connecticut Forum announced Tuesday that former U.S. President Barack Obama will be the featured speaker at the nonprofit’s event next month.