Cuts, Changes To Medicaid Proposed In New Bill: What To Know In CT

Nearly 1 million Connecticut residents receive some form of Medicaid.

Trump Announces 90-Day Pause On Most Tariffs: CT Leaders React

Global markets surged on the development, but precise details of Trump's plans to ease tariffs on non-China trade partners were not clear.

Trump Signs Order Changing Election Rules: What That Means For CT

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order overhauling U.S. elections. See how the order affects CT residents.

Lamont Signs Motor Vehicle Theft Bill Into Law: 5 Things To Know

Gov. Ned Lamont signed a bill that aims to address motor vehicle theft, especially when it's committed by juveniles.

Connecticut Positioned For Federal Climate Funds

Newest legislation should put state in good position to receive federal funds.

CT House Speaker Seeks Applications For New Social Equity Council

The council will develop programs to encourage communities disproportionately harmed by the enforcement of cannabis prohibition.

AG Tong Responds To Supreme Court Extending Eviction Moratorium

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium will remain in place until the end of July.

Connecticut Baby Bonds Signed Into Law

The growth program is seen as model legislation for the nation in addressing long-standing wealth disparities.

CT Family Awarded $37.6M In Medical Malpractice Lawsuit: Report

The family sued the state, claiming an insemination procedure at the UConn Health Center led to the death of 1 child and injury to her twin.

AG Tong Joins Coalition For Passage Of Federal Equity Act

AGs urge Senate to pass measure prohibiting discrimination against LGBTQ Americans.

AG Leads Coalition To Curb Incentives For Transmission Developers

Ending unnecessary incentives will save CT ratepayers up to $24 million a year and hundreds of millions nationally, AG Tong's office said.

United Illuminating Prepared To Meet Needs During Heat Wave

The company has taken measures to prepare the electric grid for the increased customer usage expected during this week’s heat wave.

AG Tong Responds To PURA Decision To Settle With UI

UI customers would see a 5.2 percent total bill decrease starting on July 1.

AG Tong Urges Congress Toward Antitrust State Rights

The National Association of Attorneys General is urging passage of the State Antitrust Enforcement Venue Act of 2021.

AG Tong Calls On USPS To Stop Further Service Cuts

The attorney general is calling on the Postal Regulatory Commission to oppose efforts to increase delivery times for First-Class Mail.

AG Tong Joins Coalition Fighting To Preserve School Funding

A group of 26 attorneys general is fighting to preserve billions of dollars for schools and other essential services across the country.

Connecticut Governor Signs Recreational Marijuana Into Law

Lamont signs bill making Connecticut the 19th state to legalize recreational use of marijuana.

AG Tong Issues Statement On Upholding Affordable Care Act

"This is a huge win for Connecticut families and all of the people who rely on the Affordable Care Act for healthcare," Tong said.

Lawmakers Applaud Supreme Court Decision Upholding Obamacare

The Supreme Court ruled to uphold the Affordable Care Act and preserve healthcare coverage for millions of Americans.

Correction Dept. Expands Medication For Opioid Use Disorders

The Agency’s MOUD program combines medication and counseling to treat individuals who are addicted to opioids.

DEEP, CFPA Announce Master Woodland Manager Program

Year-long program for Woodland Owners and Managers starts in August.

AG Tong Joins Coalition To Defend Women's Reproductive Freedom

A group of 16 attorneys general submitted congressional testimony in support of the Women’s Health Protection Act.

Connecticut Governor Unveils Plan To Cut Travel Time To NYC

Lamont administration unveils billion dollar plan to reduce commuter rail times.

State Officials Mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

Lt. Governor Bysiewicz highlighted programs that help support older adults living in Connecticut.

What's Next As Connecticut Looks Ahead Toward Legal Cannabis

Nutmeg state poised to become the 19th state to legalize use of cannabis.

Tong Urges NHTSA To Repeal Trump Attack On Clean Car Standards

The Connecticut AG joined a coalition of 22 states and four cities against the Trump-era rule preempting greenhouse gas standards.

AG To Companies: Disclose Financial Risk From Climate Change

A California-led coalition of attorneys general is urging the SEC to require U.S. companies to provide climate change-related details.

Tong, Racine Lead Support For CDC Eviction Ban

In 2020, Congress passed COVID-19 relief legislation, which included a 120-day eviction moratorium for certain rental properties.

Treasurer Wooden's Baby Bonds Proposal Makes History

The first-of-its-kind program directly addresses the racial wealth gap while investing in the state’s long-term economic growth.

Treasurer Wooden Reacts To Historic State Budget

Wooden thanked the General Assembly for their efforts to produce "one of the most equitable and impactful budgets" the state has ever seen.

Treasurer Wooden Relaunches CHET 'Dream Big!' Competition

This year’s "Dream Big!" competition offers two programs for Connecticut students.

Treasurer Announces $65oM In State Commitments, Investments

Hamilton Lane Provided an Overview of the Strategic Plans for Private Equity and Private Credit Allocations

CT State Department Of Education Announces ARP ESSER Plan

The state has submitted its plan for use of its $110 million federal American Rescue Plan funds.

Lamont Applauds Plan To Restore Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund

The governor said the bipartisan agreement will also reduce taxes on the majority of the state’s businesses.

House To Vote On Original Marijuana Deal To Prevent Veto

Lamont threatens to veto retooled rendition.

AG Tong Applauds Bill Strengthening CT's Civil Rights Enforcement

The bill formally recognizes the Attorney General's role in combating hate and defending civil rights.

AG Tong Joins Coalition Requiring Asbestos Reporting

The EPA now requires the information to protect the public from the serious health risks posed by exposure to highly toxic asbestos.

CT Schools Risk Loss Of Funds If They Keep Tribal Mascots

Connecticut schools that use Native American nicknames and mascots risk losing state funding under a new budget provision.

Legislation To Strengthen Civil Rights Enforcement In CT

Attorney General Tong applauded the Senate for "the powerful bipartisan message they sent" in passing the bill.

Student-Athlete Compensation Bill Endorsed By CT Legislature

Connecticut is now allowing student-athletes to benefit from their own names and likenesses.