CSCU Chancellor apologizes for questionable spending habits
Terrence Cheng, the head of the CSCU system, offered his first public apology since his questionable spending habits were reported by CT Insider months ago.
CT higher education chief questioned at Capitol as Republicans seek his resignation for lavish spending
With Republicans and staff members calling for his resignation, a Connecticut college leader apologized Tuesday for lavish ...
Opinion: Throwing stones at Trump over Medicaid? Check our CT backyard
Pursuing dangerous Medicaid block grant schemes and allowing flagrant violations of unequivocal state laws looks like ...
Gov. Ned Lamont looks to expand preschool access in new legislation
Gov. Ned Lamont is focusing on pre-K and preschool access in Connecticut. He’s urging the Connecticut General Assembly to approve his latest legislation proposal, ...
Connecticut Governor Wants to Nix Combined-Reporting 'Sweetener'
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont wants to strengthen the state’s combined corporate tax reporting method, joining at least two ...
Lawmakers looking to regulate out-of-state pet breeders
One state representative is leading the charge on an effort to crack down on out-of-state breeders who supply retail pet stores with dogs, cats and rabbits. The bill wouldn’t affect rescue pet ...