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CT legislators and labor are asking if the administration is making progress fixing a staffing crisis and responding to health care needs.

A judge denied a probationary program to a former state judicial marshal accused stealing money from a developmentally challenged client in Norwalk.

A judge denied a probationary program to a former state judicial marshal accused stealing money from a developmentally challenged client in Norwalk.

Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas has reached its $5 million goal in its first-ever capital campaign. The goal was achieved thanks to a gift from the Robert E. and Patricia A. Schmidt Foundation.

At the State Capitol not far from where she grew up, Shelly L. Carter was sworn in as the first Black female fire chief in all of New England.

The governor, who had until 11:59 p.m. Monday to take action on legislation that headed to his desk at the end of the General Assembly’s session, has signed hundreds of bills into law. He vetoed three bills and made suggested amendments for 78 bills.

The governor, who had until 11:59 p.m. Monday to take action on legislation that headed to his desk at the end of the General Assembly’s session, has signed hundreds of bills into law. He vetoed three bills and made suggested amendments for 78 bills.

Latisha Johnson, whose son Christian was frequently restrained and secluded, is among the parents and advocates pushing to end the practices in Connecticut.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) has changed how people with felony convictions get their civil rights restored once they serve their time, a shift from a Republican predecessor that one Democrat criticized as taking Virginia "back to 1902-era policy."

Virginia Lottery Makes Resources Available for Gambling Problems