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Here’s what happens when the CT legislature nears deadline. It can be messy.
Picture the process as a giant funnel: Hundreds of bills are introduced, and the first two-plus months are dedicated to their development and public vetting
Here’s how the best workplaces encourage work-life balance
87 percent of employees say managers respect work-life boundaries while only 60 percent of employees feel they can take time off without falling behind.
https://www.courant.com/2024/04/20/heres-how-the-best-workplaces-encourage-work-life-balance/
Three CT Main Streets named among 100 most ‘picturesque’ in America
"Known as 'Connecticut's Best Antiques Town,' this "main street is lined with antique shops, boutiques, and local eateries housed in restored 19th-century buildings."
CT gang member admits to role in two fatal shootings, other acts of violence
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty to a federal racketeering charge for his role in four gang-related shootings, including two involving fatalities, according to federal authorities. Antwan H...
Ambulance battle in a CT town goes to state hearing, gets even more contentious
In an uncommonly contentious hearing, Wethersfield's town administration and its non-profit ambulance service on Friday took turns swiping at each other's performance and their plans for the futu...
Lamont won’t say if he’ll ease ‘debt diet’ to make CT budget fix work
Gov. Ned Lamont's administration wouldn’t say this week whether it would back legislative leaders’ plans to borrow to effectively cover operating expenses in the next budget
Plan to expand CT insurance for undocumented immigrants stymied by cost
A Connecticut law expanding state-sponsored insurance coverage to certain children regardless of immigration status faces fiscal challenges as Dems refuse to reopen the state budget.
In CT, 1,000 people sleep outside. Housing advocates say they’re tired of waiting for change
Housing advocates have a message for state lawmakers: They are tired of waiting for change while thousands of Connecticut residents face housing costs they can’t afford and the prospect of losi...
Recently identified U.S. Army Air Force tech from WWII to be buried in CT
U.S. Army Air Force Tech. Sgt Kenneth J. McKeeman, 23, of Brooklyn, New York, killed during World War II, was accounted for Sept. 18, 2023
Kevin Rennie: CT college system must find truth of student’s alleged verbal exchange with official
"The CSCU system office is gathering information regarding a recent interaction at CT Housatonic and will ensure that all facts are assessed thoroughly.”