Legislative Republicans Double Down on Book-Banning
March 1, 2025
5:00 am
Connecticut Republicans continued to advocate for book bans in school and public libraries last week, hosting a press conference to
Connecticut Republicans continued to advocate for book bans in school and public libraries last week, hosting a press conference to
Recognizing the rising costs of special education and the burden those accumulating costs place on municipalities, Connecticut’s Democrat-led Senate and
A core provision of Connecticut’s 2023 energy reform statute is now being used as a template by states across the
State leaders took advantage of National Pizza Day on Feb. 9 to reaffirm Connecticut’s position as Pizza Capital of the
A Connecticut Republican has proposed de-funding a successful program that has helped more than 1,000 Connecticut families repair their homes
In just two years, the state’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program has already made a more than $1 billion
The first weeks of President Donald Trump’s return to office have brought chaos to the United States. Elected on a
As Connecticut Democrats work to lower the costs of essential goods in an effort to support consumers and the economy,
Following years of litigation with pharmaceutical companies who contributed to the opioid crisis that has impacted individuals, families and communities,
While Democrats have proposed legislation aimed at making life more affordable, Connecticut Republicans have fixated on a number of outlandish