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Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski pledged Wednesday to release full tax...

Governor Lamont agreed not to stand in the way of the legislature’s bipartisan support for funding the board.

A virtual meeting along with five in-person meetings will get the public's comments.

The Louisiana Department of Health protects and promotes health and ensures access to medical, preventive and rehabilitative services for all citizens of the State of Louisiana.

State ethics officials ruled the ownership structure for the group homes was a “direct conflict of interest” under Connecticut law.

Between 1983 and 1990, the Winkleys licensed eight different houses along the lower Connecticut River Valley, in Haddam, Chester, Lyme, Deep River and East Haddam.

State ethics officials ruled the ownership structure for the group homes was a “direct...

Gov. Ned Lamont’s adjusted gross income averaged $8.65 million a year in 2018, 2019 and 2020, according to summaries of state and federal tax returns his reelection campaign released Thursday. Over the three years, Lamont paid $5.56 million in federal taxes and $1.87 million in state taxes on adjusted gross income of $25.9 million, for a combined tax burden of 29%. His charitable contributions for the three years were $3.13 million. He has obtained an extension for his 2021 tax returns.

Although Gov. Ned Lamont’s not taking the $150,000 state salary, his generational...

A bill to create a state code of ethics for elected and appointed officials, legislators, and all state employees was passed unanimously by Vermont Senate on Wednesday. A majority of