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CT reached a settlement with Prospect Medical Holdings, clearing path for bankrupt hospital owner to end most services at ...
Even if in-the-works transmission projects get built, headwinds from the Trump administration could be strong enough to ...
A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week's happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.
The bill, designed to carry out Trump’s agenda on taxes, immigration and energy, could have several implications for ...
The bill is an attempt to tackle zoning, transit-oriented development, parking policy and homelessness. A vote is now planned ...
Current law makes parole available to certain individuals — but only for crimes committed before October 2005. A bill would ...
A report found CT schools fail to recognize the learning difficulties and traumatic experiences of young people who became ...
The bill would allow the CT legislature to approve the appointment of the State Elections Enforcement Commission’s executive ...
The order says the Trump administration must reinstate dozens of grants to cities nationwide, including New Haven's ...
To say Connecticut's government is better prepared to handle a spending cap exception now than it was in 2007 is an ...
CT has the second-highest rate of registrations in the National Do Not Call Registry and has filed the second-most complaints ...
A federal judge blocked Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Education Department and ordered it to reinstate employees ...
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