Keith M. Phaneuf // CTMirror.org

Now that Connecticut coffers are flush with cash, anti-smoking forces are challenging the governor and legislators to reverse what many call an embarrassing and dangerous trend.

Employees at 28 group homes and day programs run by Sunrise Northeast are scheduled to begin striking Tuesday.

Connecticut ranks among the states with the biggest losses of government jobs since the pandemic.

Connecticut will make more than $1.6 billion in supplemental payments into its pension systems for teachers and state employees combine.

Connecticut towns and cities calling on the state for help paying for new and upgrading heating and ventilation systems in schools.

A growing coalition of municipalities, teachers, school administrators and others challenged Gov. Ned Lamont Thursday to enhance state funding to improve school air management systems as Connecticut grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.

The state’s largest healthcare workers union announced Tuesday it would notify two nonprofits that operate dozens of group homes and day programs of plans to strike on Oct 5.

Do not expect towns to ease property tax costs during the second year of pandemic.

Some Connecticut lawmakers are exploring moving a watchdog agency from the governor's control to the legislative's control.

Schools with old ventilation systems are facing large bills to replace them and the state does not appear ready to help cover the costs.