Connecticut Today

Governor Lamont vetoes budget earmarks, school leaders navigate winter weather, and new legislative bills propose cannabis lounges and stricter driving school monitoring in Connecticut's latest daily news briefing.

Catch up on Connecticut's top news: shifting Iranian military objectives, rising gas prices, a proposed THC beverage bill, and upcoming daylight saving time in this comprehensive daily briefing.

CTInsider's briefing covers high state capitol salaries, Episcopal pilgrims' safe return from Israel, rising homelessness, proposed Medicaid cuts, and Paralympic curler Steve Emt’s journey ahead of the 2026 games.

Connecticut Today covers the closure of New Britain's Stanley Black and Decker factory, national road salt shortages, state reports on DDS abuse allegations, and a resilient Milford blizzard wedding.

Connecticut news update covering tragic homelessness statistics, hospital financial struggles, new legislative bills on worker protections and bottle redemptions, and school closures following a winter clipper storm.

Connecticut navigates heavy snowfall, a widening wealth gap, and hospital transitions while health experts recommend digital detoxes to combat social media addiction and improve mental well-being across the state.

Connecticut recovers from a historic blizzard with freezing temperatures and power outages, while Yale ends a minority PhD partnership and Azzi Fudd celebrates her final Senior Day at UConn.

Connecticut lawmakers debate tax reforms and election security funding while a nor'easter hits the state. Plus, Team USA wins hockey gold and updates on 9/11 health program funding.

Connecticut news covers record-low school enrollment, surging health insurance sign-ups, privacy concerns over license-plate cameras, and a look at UConn star Azzi Fudd's local family roots.

Anthony Anthony launches a new consultancy, Connecticut property taxes rank third-highest nationally, and residents debate massive warehouse developments in Killingly while navigating complex solar panel incentives.