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The designation led New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker to double down on the city’s commitment to being a welcoming place for immigrants, regardless of legal status.
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A new University of New Hampshire poll found that just over half of Connecticut residents approve of Democratic Governor Ned Lamont's performance, with taxes and the cost of living cited as the state’s top concerns.
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Connecticut’s state House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill giving striking workers unemployment benefits after two weeks out of work. The bill doesn't have support from Republicans or Gov. Ned Lamont.
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For the first time in decades, Connecticut Democratic legislative leaders are floating the idea of having lawmakers pass only the first year of the state’s next two-year budget plan.
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Tajuan Washington was charged with five counts of assault and weapons violations and is being held on a $2 million bond.
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Connecticut educators and advocates protested in front of Gov. Ned Lamont’s office on Wednesday to demand more school funding.
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Connecticut’s General Assembly voted on Monday to exceed the state’s spending cap for the first time in nearly two decades to fix a $300 million Medicaid shortfall this year.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and the state's Democratic legislative leaders are at odds over how to fix a projected $300 million Medicaid deficit before next Wednesday's deadline.
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Appellate Court Judge Eliot Prescott will replace retiring Inspector General Robert J. Devlin, Jr., at the end of June, following his recent appointment by the Connecticut Criminal Justice Commission.
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President Donald Trump is expected to name retired federal prosecutor and 2020 Republican Congressional candidate David Sullivan as the interim U.S. Attorney for Connecticut.