CT’s ‘fiscal guardrails’ limit state’s ability to meet needs, invest in future, report says
The nonprofit groups suggested redesigning a controversial program to save volatile revenues and expanding allowable spending ...
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‘Little evidence’ managed care would reduce CT Medicaid costs, report finds
Connecticut’s Medicaid program boasts lower costs and similar levels of access when compared to peer states, according to ...
Group appointed by Gov. Ned Lamont recommends allowing ranked-choice voting in some elections
Gov. Ned Lamont, who previously expressed support for ranked-choice voting, said he is studying the conclusions of a group he ...
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Dan Haar: Here is a plan from Yale for solving Connecticut's spending standoff
The big question is, if we alter the rules to allow more spending, will Connecticut's winning streak come to an end? Gov.
CT program that provides child care, housing to homeless families will grow
The Head Start on Housing pilot program, which provides housing vouchers to those who are eligible, will help 50 new CT ...
Lamont to look into usage of state-owned vehicles
Gov. Ned Lamont is considering hiring a third-party to look into how his staff uses state-owned vehicles. Lamont confirmed he ...
Investigation ordered after speeding, possible personal use of vehicles used by CT governor's staff
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has ordered an investigation into the use of vehicles his staff is able to use after concerns ...
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Connecticut hires first ever student loan ombudsman
Connecticut's newly established Office of the Student Loan Ombudsperson will review complaints and help borrowers understand ...