Targeted by Trump, Medicaid funding stirs debate as CT changes rules for hospitals
A change to the formula on how hospitals are repaid for Medicaid care sparks anger in the industry amid challenges to the ...
Lamont wants to keep CT’s top utilities regulator. Lawmakers may have other ideas
Questions surround Gillett nomination after Eversource and UI lawsuit, Hartford Courant story, and lawmakers seeking PURA ...
CT’s Linda McMahon grilled at confirmation hearing for education chief. Murphy’s a ‘hell no’
Linda McMahon said she’d focus on apprenticeships, vouchers, parents rights and women’s sports in her confirmation hearing ...
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Special Ed Staff Shortages Spotlighted
High burnout rates, low pay, and insufficient state funding have led to an untenable shortage of special education staff in ...
CT lawmakers hold meeting over electric bill rates, accountability
Democratic state lawmakers met to discuss potential solutions for lowering rates and increasing accountability within the ...
Gov. Ned Lamont looks to expand preschool access in new legislation
Flanked by parents and educators at a childcare center in Hartford, Gov. Ned Lamont launched a public campaign for a proposal ...
CT higher education chief questioned at Capitol as Republicans seek his resignation for lavish spending
With Republicans and staff members calling for his resignation, a Connecticut college leader apologized Tuesday for lavish ...
K-12, higher education leaders see challenges in governor’s budget proposal
The budget did not include as much for K-12 schools as educators wanted and left UConn and CSCU bracing for the loss of ...
Gov. Ned Lamont proposes 50 percent cut in funding for early voting in Connecticut
Connecticut governor proposes a 50 percent cut in early voting that began in 2024 and will be supplemented by a ...