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CT wins share of $27M settlement with medical lab that sent false claims to Medicaid

Andrew Larson October 3, 2024

Connecticut is among 43 states that have settled allegations against a medical laboratory that it knowingly submitted false claims to Medicaid, Attorney General William Tong announced Thursday.

Andrew Larson October 3, 2024
CRDA hopes to trigger $116.6M in apartment development in Hartford, East Hartford with $22.5M loans

Michael Puffer October 2, 2024

Michael Puffer October 2, 2024
For CT residents, businesses, help after August floods is available

Erica E. Phillips, CT Mirror October 2, 2024

Max Ahmad’s family business, the Sip & Scoop ice cream shop on Main Street in Monroe, had been open barely three weeks this August when a historic rainstorm ruined roads, damaged businesses, displaced residents and claimed at least two lives.

Erica E. Phillips, CT Mirror October 2, 2024
A look at some new CT laws taking effect on Oct. 1

Gabby DeBenedictis, CT Mirror October 2, 2024

Nearly 60 new Connecticut laws will take effect on Oct. 1, including legislation concerning line-of-duty deaths, home care worker protections and police body cameras.

Gabby DeBenedictis, CT Mirror October 2, 2024
Policy groups urge CT to intensify saving to end pension debt

Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror October 2, 2024

Connecticut could spare its children from having to pay nearly $7 billion in pension debt penalties by adhering to — and possibly accelerating — a controversial savings program that’s come increasingly under fire at the Capitol, according to a new

Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror October 2, 2024
Blumenthal introduces bill to set standards for mobile home parks

Desirae Sin, CT Mirror October 1, 2024

Residents at the Rivermead Pointe North/South Manufactured Home Community have been at odds with the park’s owner, RHP Properties, for some time, with complaints ranging from rising rents to issues with water quality.

Desirae Sin, CT Mirror October 1, 2024
CT Democrats hit GOP on guns. GOP hits back on crime.

Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror October 1, 2024

With 35 days until Election Day, Connecticut Senate Democrats are highlighting Republican opposition to a gun safety law passed a year ago. Republicans counter that Democrats are tough on guns, but soft on crime.

Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror October 1, 2024
Waterbury leaders look to reduce jobs pledge in tax deal for new collision center

Michael Puffer September 30, 2024

Waterbury’s Board of Aldermen is being asked to sign-off on a reduction in new jobs pledged for a seven-year tax abatement deal tied to the redevelopment of a vacant car dealership near the Wolcott line into a national collision repair center.

Michael Puffer September 30, 2024
Cost of rent in Connecticut is far higher than national average

Renata Daou, CT Mirror September 30, 2024

Connecticut ranks eighth in the nation for the cost of rental housing, according to the latest Fair Market Rent estimates for 2024.

Renata Daou, CT Mirror September 30, 2024
Fintech planning Stamford office seeks to be regulated under state’s newly named innovation charter

Harriet Jones September 27, 2024

Connecticut regulators will consider awarding a novel banking charter to another fintech company next month.

Harriet Jones September 27, 2024
Hillary comes to Hartford, selling a book and Kamala for president

Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror September 27, 2024

The applause was long and loud. Not nearly as long and loud as what greeted her at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, but there was no doubt Thursday night that Hillary Clinton was among friends at the Bushnell in Hartford.

Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror September 27, 2024
AG: CT legislature didn’t violate law by not adjusting budget

Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror September 25, 2024

The General Assembly did not violate Connecticut law when it declined last May to revise the state budget despite warnings that key accounts likely were hundreds of millions of dollars out of balance, Attorney General William Tong said Tuesday.

Keith M. Phaneuf, CT Mirror September 25, 2024
Blumenthal: Security lapses at Trump rally shooting ‘preventable’

Lisa Hagen, CT Mirror September 25, 2024

U.S. Sen.

Lisa Hagen, CT Mirror September 25, 2024
CT museums, theaters to benefit from $74.68M in state Community Investment Fund grants

Michael Puffer September 25, 2024

Hartford’s Stowe Center for Literary Activism can look forward to a $4.6 million grant for repairs and improved accessibility following a vote of the state’s Community Investment Fund board Tuesday morning.

Michael Puffer September 25, 2024
State board endorses $74.68M in ‘community building’ grants for municipalities and nonprofits

Michael Puffer September 24, 2024

Hartford’s Harriet Beecher Stowe Center can look forward to a $4.6 million grant for repairs and improved accessibility following a vote of the state’s Community Investment Fund board Tuesday morning.

Michael Puffer September 24, 2024
New Britain Mayor Stewart will not run for reelection; hints at possible run for governor

Michael Puffer September 24, 2024

New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart announced Tuesday morning she will not run for reelection in November 2025, but acknowledged consideration of a 2026 run for governor.

Michael Puffer September 24, 2024

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When it began operations on March 28, 2015, the CTfastrak busway was controversial because of its cost — $570 million to construct, of which $113 million was financed by the state.

Now, CT Transit officials are touting the economic development benefits of it. They say that $550 million in related transit-oriented development projects are planned, under construction or completed along the bus route.

The busway has 10 stations along its dedicated route between Hartford and New Britain.

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