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Ahead of an Appropriations Committee hearing, Connecticut lawmakers and advocates are calling on the legislature to pass a bill to keep meals free for K-12 students in need.
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For CT wheelchair users, wait times have increased in recent years. A bill would establish the nation's first law to directly regulate them.
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An extensive affordable housing bill made it out of committee in the Connecticut Legislature this week. If passed, it would expand the jurisdiction of local housing authorities to build in other towns and allocate funding to support municipalities as they build affordable, mixed-use and transit-oriented developments.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would require state health insurance plans to cover in vitro fertilization (IVF) for single people and same-sex couples.
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Members of Connecticut’s legislative transportation committee entered a heated debate recently over whether undocumented immigrants in the state should have special marking on their driver’s licenses that could be used to indicate their immigration status.
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Connecticut’s top Democratic lawmakers are in favor of amending the state’s constitution to codify the right to an abortion. But members of the Reproductive Rights Caucus say the amendment is not necessary because it's enshrined in state law.
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The first in a series about CT's fiscal guardrails and their impact on the state's finances and its programs like education and health care.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration withdrew the regulations after learning that the Regulation Review Committee had enough votes to kill them.
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A measure before the Connecticut Legislative Review Committee could decide whether or not the state bans the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035.
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Connecticut Republicans and Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont disagree over electrifying the state’s vehicle sales by 2035. Both sides have spoken out about the issue ahead of a vote in the legislature's Regulations Review Committee.