The House and Senate approved the wide-ranging housing bill to replace a similar bill that Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed after the regular session.

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Some Connecticut tow companies have made a pattern of valuing cars low and then selling them, a CT Mirror and ProPublica ...

United and Delta airlines are now facing a class action suit potentially affecting more than a million passengers who were ...

Gov. Ned Lamont has events planned Friday to define himself as central to continuing a fiscal recovery brought to life on his ...

Housing has long been a politically charged issue in Connecticut and one of the issues that most divides Republicans and ...

Some took the opportunity to slam the hospital’s current owner—formerly private equity-backed hospital operator, Prospect ...

Trump administration funding cuts to permanent housing programs mean CT could lose up to $69M and risk the housing of 6,500 ...

The bill is a compromise between lawmakers, local leaders and Gov. Ned Lamont after he vetoed a major housing bill during ...

Gallup has been tracking Americans’ drinking habits annually since 1939, and the drinking rate has only been under 60% eight ...

Surely the richest food system on earth should be able to trade a plastic that lasts 300 years for one that quickly returns ...

CT Senate gives final approval to emergency human services fund. Lawmakers also expected to OK UConn Health purchase of ...