Democrats not happy with Gov. Ned Lamont's hiring reduction for new CT state employees
Connecticut Democrats, in reaction to governor's abrupt hiring freeze, say the state budget surplus is robust enough to keep ...
Lamont visits Wethersfield High School to discuss effectiveness of cell phone bans
Specifically, Lamont has promoted the use of lockable pouches produced by Yondr. Concertgoers and fans of stand-up comedy ...
CT child advocate bill reworked following Lamont opposition
The bill, which wouldn’t take the power to appoint CT’s child advocate away from the governor, is a far cry from what had ...
Lamont cuts spending at CT public colleges, other agencies
One week after agreeing to bolster grants for special education, Gov. Ned Lamont slashed $41 million in other spending on ...
After D.C. meeting, Lamont sees path to working with Trump on energy
Following meetings in Washington, Lamont says he found an area of alignment with Trump: more nuclear and natural gas energy ...
Lamont to discuss affordable preschool access in Connecticut
Gov. Ned Lamont will discuss his plan for the largest expansion of preschool access in Connecticut’s history. The plan now ...
Gov. Lamont addressed his plan to make childcare more affordable
Connecticut’s governor said he has a plan to help with rising childcare costs.Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled a plan aimed at ...
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Lamont signs bill allocating state funds to CT nonprofits affected by federal cuts
Connecticut is providing $3 million to local nonprofits facing a loss of federal funds. Gov. Ned Lamont signed the bill into ...
Gov. Lamont promotes $300 million plan for free preschool
Gov. Ned Lamont hit the road on Wednesday, visiting New Britain to promote a $300 million plan he says will deliver free ...
VOTE: Connecticut asks residents to help build Pizza Capital Trail
The public is invited to begin voting on Friday, March 14- National Pi Day- on which pizzerias they think should be included in the Pizza Capital Trail, Gov. Ned Lamont ...
Gov Lamont unveils $300 million plan to provide free preschool for Connecticut families
Gov. Ned Lamont has unveiled a $300 million plan to provide free preschool for Connecticut families earning less than $100,000 per year. The initiative, announced on March 12, 2025, seeks to address ...
Connecticut faces Medicaid cuts affecting 1.2 million residents and services, officials say
Connecticut faces potential Medicaid cuts, risking funding for millions of residents as federal budget changes spark ...