Mae Flexer News Today

We fear loss of energy security by way of unchecked tech development that will unnecessarily harm Connecticut residents and the environment.

HARTFORD, CT – Contracts between quasi-public state agencies and certain individuals will need to be agreed upon after a public process, says a new bill passed Wednesday by the Senate.

The raises, which the full legislature is expected to vote upon before the regular session ends May 8, would cost more than $190 million.

The FOIA is being ruined by CT lawmakers who think that by making information off-limits, they are acting in the public’s best interest.

We live in an age formerly unthinkable in the United States of America, in which poll workers — of all people — are seeking protection against violence and harassment because some Americans have bough...

CT Republicans, in response to the Bridgeport absentee ballot scandal, want a mandatory prison sentence for election fraud and other reforms.

The Judiciary Committee last week voted to advance several bills as the Senate and House sessions get underway, with one bill dominating the debate among the legislators on Thursday. Senate Bill 4 addresses several different issues, including “cyberflashing,” or the unsolicited sharing of sexually explicit images.

Leaders from the Senate Republicans and the ranking members of the Judiciary Committee held a news conference to address what they call insecurities in Connecticut’s voting system.

Lawmakers are looking to crack down on people sending unsolicited and obscene pictures of intimate areas to others online. “It’s crazy. It’s very common....

Sen. Mae Flexer, D-Killingly (Courtesy of CT-N) HARTFORD, CT – Following the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade, numerous states have