Politics

The University of Maine System chancellor who didn’t think a no-confidence vote was important enough to share with a search committee is now the subject of his own no-confidence vote.

Connecticut’s governor announced $100 million to support mental health services.

On Tuesday, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said he will officially sign into law a bill that expands abortion rights access and protections in the state.

The Democratic convention is in full swing.

Bob Stefanowski is moments away from getting the official nomination for Governor at the Republican convention.

Lawmakers just wrapped up Connecticut’s legislative session, passing a massive budget that includes millions in tax cuts.

The Connecticut legislative session officially ended on Wednesday with the passage of a number of bills, including one aimed at curbing juvenile crime.

A big focus Wednesday will be on a juvenile crime bill. Senate lawmakers have until midnight to decide.

Connecticut lawmakers in both chambers officially passed a state budget.

The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to overturn a landmark case involving a women’s right to choose.

Democratic lawmakers in more than a dozen states are following California’s lead in seeking to offer legal refuge to displaced transgender youth and their families.

Connecticut lawmakers in the House of Representatives passed what they called a historic state budget.

Connecticut lawmakers could finalize a new budget on Monday that will save families major money.

What’s being described by officials as some of the best economic news the state has seen in years was released by on Monday morning.

Friday, Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal said he will promote the president’s plan at the Ukrainian National Home in Hartford.

When it comes to addressing juvenile crime in Connecticut, the ball is now in the state Senate’s court.

Connecticut’s attorney general joined 16 other attorneys general, the City of New York, and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District in suing the U.S. Postal Service over its plans to purchase fossil fuel-powered vehicles instead of electric ones.

Connecticut lawmakers reached an agreement on a new budget, and they said the deal is meant to save taxpayers money.

Connecticut’s governor and state legislative leaders plan to talk about the state’s budget situation.

State lawmakers hope a new bi-partisan agreement can help curb a recent spike in juvenile crime.

State lawmakers are taking action against “Cannabis gifting parties.”

There is now a bi-partisan bill to address juvenile crime.

West Haven residents gathered outside of City Hall Monday night and called for the city’s mayor to resign.

Supporters are looking to bolster support for trans youth and young members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Critics are ratcheting up the pressure on West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi to resign after a state oversight board recently voted to take control of the city’s finances.

The labor agreement for state employees has now passed both chambers.

The governor urged Connecticut lawmakers to pass legislative that would implement new emissions standards for medium and heavy-duty vehicles.

Connecticut announced a plan to treat substance disorders with federal funding.

The legislative session ends in less than two weeks, and lawmakers are still working on a budget.

Connecticut’s Senate voted to ban the use of many single-use polystyrene, or Styrofoam, products from schools, universities and restaurants.