Doug McCrory loses Democratic nod; three-way primary set
Rep. Maryam Khan of Windsor got the Democratic endorsement for the state’s 2nd Senate District Monday, besting incumbent Sen. Doug McCrory.
Connecticut fined every major insurer for blocking mental health care. Now what?
Could Metro-North face a strike?
Think of the Long Island Rail Road strike as a dress rehearsal for potential regional transportation chaos.
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CT GOP opens convention, nominating down-ballot candidates
The Connecticut Republican Party opened its two-day nominating convention Friday, rebooting a day after Erin Stewart abruptly quit.
Summer electric rates to drop for Eversource, UI customers
CT’s major electric utilities, Eversource and United Illuminating, announced plans on Friday to lower electric supply rates starting July 1.
For CT businesses, 2026 legislative session produced mixed results
While there was progress on some tax credits, new AI regulation and labor protections could introduce new burdens, business leaders said.
These Hartford moms formed a committee to push for better schools
The group has grown to more than 15 mothers. They’ve advocated for translation services, school improvements, and — importantly — each other.
CT delegation scrutinizes ‘big, beautiful’ law’s loan limits for nursing degrees
During a hearing, lawmakers criticized proposed loan caps for students in programs that don’t fall under the ‘professional’ classification.
Effort to bring dental cleanings to homebound people in CT didn’t pass
Supporters of the measure said it would have helped people with disabilities or seniors, who may have difficulty getting to a dentist.
CT health legislation: Focus on vaccines, Medicaid rates, private equity in 2026
Connecticut lawmakers tackled several long-standing healthcare issues during this year’s legislative session. Here’s what they passed.
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