"Unfunded mandate:" ACIR raises municipal FOIA issues

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The Rising Cost Of Water | CT News Junkie

Over the last decade, the cost of water has risen faster than the cost of food — but cost burdens differ significantly by state.

Connecticut police council calls for changes to speed and red-light camera rules

The council recommended that legislators tweak the law to ensure that car lessees and renters have a chance to contest tickets.

Fact check: Lamont ad suggests CT teacher pay raise is next. That may not be the case

"Next up, a pay raise for teachers — they deserve it," Gov. Ned Lamont says in the campaign ad.

These are the stories behind all 120+ locations on Connecticut's new haunted history trail

CT historic preservation reforms appear to ease development concerns, but test may still lie ahead

Connecticut's revamped historic preservation review process is meeting statutory deadlines and drawing few complaints from municipalities.

CT Bond Commission Gives Schools, Transit And Housing Projects $1.9B Boost | CT News Junkie

“This all fits within our bond caps and all the rules we’ve set for ourselves,” said Gov. Ned Lamont, who chairs the commission. “My North Star is usually doing everything I can to hold fixed costs...

Volunteer fire departments are shrinking. For some, it's a call to action

Career firefighters who also volunteer in local departments have become increasingly vital to the fire service in CT as membership shrinks.

Ryan Fazio, taking on Lamont, offers prayers — and ideas on taxes

Ryan Fazio is trying to be the first to unseat a governor in 72 years. The road ahead is steep and not clearly mapped.

Friction emerges as K-12 education commission weighs solutions

CT's Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 Education Funding must report recommendations by January. An expert presentation Thursday drew pushback.