Ned Lamont won’t revive effort to adopt stricter electric vehicle rules
Gov. Ned Lamont said he won't try again to adopt California's phase out of new gas-powered car sales in CT, even without ...
CT needs a ‘moral budget’ with more social services funding, interfaith leaders say
Several religious leaders with membership in the Greater Hartford Interfaith Action Alliance held a press conference on ...
Republicans roll out tax cut on eve of Lamont’s budget address
It was a day of dueling spending proposals as Gov. Ned Lamont and Republicans in the State Senate presented differing visions ...
Lamont’s commitment to CT’s fiscal ‘guardrails’ is being tested
Vanishing ARPA funds will test Gov. Ned Lamont’s commitment to budget ‘guardrails' as lawmakers seek more funds for Medicaid ...
Strengthening Healthcare: Lamont expands contraception options for women
During a news conference at the University of Connecticut, Gov. Ned Lamont announced several new actions taken to expand access to contraception in the state. Among them is the launch of a new program ...
CT state budget: Amid Trump attack on ‘woke,’ Lamont worried about ‘going broke’
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont will unveil his new budget Wednesday as state officials fear they could potentially lose millions ...
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Lamont calls federal funding crisis 'a confusing mess'
A memo from the federal Office of Management and Budget on Monday night said there would be a temporary pause on federal ...
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Connecticut governor looks to enhance the state’s ability to prosecute hate crimes
Gov. Ned Lamont hopes to strengthen the state’s existing hate crime statutes and seek greater penalties to more effectively and appropriately charge criminals.