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Hartford — Legislation that would require local and regional school boards to publicly announce reasons for removing materials from public school libraries was the focus of controversy Monday during a...
Connecticut lawmakers ended the 2023 legislative session having passed hotly contested bills on parole eligibility, police interrogation and prosecutorial accountability. A law advanced last year larg...
Bail reform, staffing at correctional facilities and compassionate parole are among the issues CT legislators expect to discuss in 2024.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont supported a bipartisan ranked choice voting bill in 2023, but Attorney General William Tong says not so fast.
A ranked-choice voting policy in elections for positions like governor or state legislator would be unlikely to survive a challenge under the Connecticut Constitution, Attorney General William Tong concluded in a formal opinion released Tuesday.