President Donald Trump signed an executive order to shut down the Education Department. What will this mean for Connecticut? Gov. Ned Lamont was in studio to discuss it. Also, Sen. Chris Murphy has ...

Leaders from Connecticut towns and cities say policies from Gov. Ned Lamont and other state lawmakers are leading to higher ...

I've become more and more convinced that a lot of our social ills will be cured when a co-equal branch of government asserts ...

Connecticut Democrats, in reaction to governor's abrupt hiring freeze, say the state budget surplus is robust enough to keep ...

At least publicly, there aren’t many areas where Gov. Ned Lamont sees eye-to-eye with the new occupant of the White House, ...

Employee health care costs would push Gov. Ned Lamont's spending plan more than $100 million over the spending cap in the ...

The Labor and Public Employees Committee approved bills that expose a chasm between Democrats and Republicans over labor ...

It is not asking much of agency heads to put more thought into how they can run their departments without adding to state ...

Trump chose to make an example of Mills — and Maine — over resistance to his executive order aimed at driving transgender ...

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WTNH) — Gov. Ned Lamont will discuss his plan for the largest expansion of preschool access in ...

Connecticut educators are trying to improve student success in the classroom and beyond. The 2025 Spring Conference of the ...

State officials and educators decried President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for the federal Department of Education’s closure on Thursday, vowing to fight the administration on education ...