Politics
Lamont Calls for McCrory to Step Back from Senate Leadership
Governor calls for Hartford senator to reduce leadership role following state audit findings, marking rare public intervention in legislative affairs.
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Elizabeth Hartley
Elizabeth Hartley is the founding editor of Connecticut Navigator. A Yale graduate with roots in New Haven stretching back generations, she spent fifteen years covering the State Capitol for the Hartford Courant before launching this publication. She believes Connecticut is more interesting than people give it credit for—and that good local journalism can help people see it. She lives in New Haven, where she's slowly restoring a Victorian.
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Politics
NY Man Gets 2 Years for $134K Connecticut Stamp Fraud Scheme
A New York man used stolen identities to fraudulently purchase thousands of dollars in stamps from Connecticut post offices, federal prosecutors said.
Politics
Lamont Suspends Farm Equipment Tax After Grower Pressure
Governor backs down from controversial levy on agricultural machinery following pushback from Connecticut farmers and industry groups.
Politics
Lamont proposes rent cap targeting out-of-state landlords
Governor's proposal would limit annual rent increases to 5% for properties owned by landlords living outside Connecticut, targeting housing affordability.
Politics
Lamont: Hartford Senator Should 'Step Back' After Audit
Gov. Lamont called for Sen. Douglas McCrory to step back after an audit found he largely controlled spending at a Hartford nonprofit that mismanaged $15 million.
Politics
Four Governors Blast Trump Administration's Suspension of Revolution Wind Project
Connecticut joins New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island in condemning the federal suspension of the nearly complete offshore wind installation, as Attorney General Tong vows legal action.
Politics
State Leaders Tout Pension Progress as Connecticut's Fiscal Position Strengthens
Governor, Treasurer, and Comptroller announce continued progress on long-term pension obligations, building on years of fiscal discipline that improved the state's credit ratings.
Environment
Lamont Activates Cold Weather Protocol as Arctic Blast Sends Temperatures Plunging
Governor activates first severe cold weather protocol of the winter season as temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees below normal, triggering emergency shelter openings statewide.
Politics
Over 3,500 Nurses Apply for Multistate Licenses as Connecticut Joins Compact
Connecticut's October entry into the 43-state Nurse Licensure Compact has already drawn thousands of applications, signaling strong demand for multistate practice flexibility.