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The absentee ballot application reads that you must put in an excuse to make use of your absentee ballot application. Connecticut policymakers will look

Dating apps in Connecticut must now comply with new regulations designed to bolster in-app reporting procedures, protect users from harassment, and offer resources on domestic violence, sexual assault...

Right now, some Connecticut lawmakers are proposing a ban on non-disclosure agreements in the workplace. The idea is being backed by women’s rights advocates...

The CT legislature first considered a ban on NDAs in 2022, and two Democratic CT legislators said the bill would be a priority in 2024.

Nondisclosure agreements limited what former Fox News personalities Gretchen Carlson and Julie Roginsky could say about their time at the network during a Tuesday press conference on a legislative effort to ban NDAs in Connecticut.

Ulla Tiik-Barclay (R) is one of the candidates for Killingly Town Council.

On Sept. 18, Governor Ned Lamont announced at a press conference that effective Jan. 1, 2024, the Connecticut minimum wage will be increased from $15.00 per hour to $15.69 per hour. State legislation signed by Lamont in 2019 allowed for five incremental increases in the minimum wage between 2019 and 2023, followed by future adjustments...

The bills expand contraception access, protect abortion providers against legal action from other states, and safeguard online health data.

The ceremonial signings of four bills Tuesday had a partisan edge, even if party affiliation went unmentioned.

While critics question the fairness of the bail bonds industry, proponents argue that its services save states money and keep defendants from fleeing.