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CT's options to adhere strictly to the spending cap are limited by dysfunctions that have plagued the mechanism through its ...
CT lawmakers have until Wednesday night to adopt a biennial budget and vote on a bipartisan energy deal, among other tasks.
Connecticut cars registered out of state are costing municipalities millions in property taxes each year. No one is trying to ...
As session nears closing day, lawmakers negotiate $200 tax break for working poor with kids, but scrap middle class child tax ...
Bill increases regulation of private special education providers while adding funds for districts to develop their own ...
The CT Senate passed the most significant piece of housing legislation to emerge in years after hours of debate.
The bill creates free and reduced cost CT child care slots, while also providing funding for special education programming.
Six CT cities and the state itself were on the Trump administration’s list of ‘sanctuary jurisdictions’ publicly released on ...
A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week's happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.
The reforms, which came in response to an investigation by CT Mirror and ProPublica, make it harder to tow vehicles from ...
Negotiations on a bill meant to give CT ratepayers $250M to $500M in direct savings could be derailed by language addressing ...
Passing the bill despite Lamont’s promised veto reflects the influence of organized labor and Democrats’ desire to be ...
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