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On the final day of the state legislative session, the Connecticut Senate has given final approval to a state ban on the future sale of pistols that can be easily modified into submachine guns.
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The Connecticut House of Representatives has approved an additional $4 million in state funding for foster care reimbursements as part of a bipartisan effort to overhaul the Department of Children and Families.
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Connecticut lawmakers have approved a new 4-year contract for 45,000 unionized state employees on Wednesday.
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A tentative Connecticut budget deal includes $100 million from the Mashantucket Pequot/Mohegan Fund to provide one-time relief to cities and towns facing budget deficits.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont and Democratic state legislative leaders have reached a tentative budget agreement for lawmakers to vote on before the end of the session next week.
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The Connecticut House has advanced a bill that would ban the future sale of pistols that can be easily modified into submachine guns.
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The Connecticut House passed a controversial bill that expands the state’s authority over vaccine policy by a vote of 89-60 after about six hours of contentious floor debate on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers in the Connecticut House used "4/20" to consider legislation that would allow stronger potency for cannabis products sold in the state.
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The Connecticut House has passed a bill aimed at fixing a problem with its new tire stewardship program, which launched last month.
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An effort by Connecticut lawmakers to expand the state’s vaccine policy has triggered opposition from Republicans and thousands of state residents.