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A total of 129,000 people enrolled, compared to 108,142 during last year’s period. Officials attribute the rise to increased outreach.

The governor's proposed biennial $50.5 billion budget includes $500 million in income- and business-tax cuts and increases education funding while keeping Connecticut's 'fiscal' guardrails and continuing to pay down the state's underfunded pension debt. Here's where the money goes.

The Inflation Reduction Act that’s expected to pass in the U.S. House on Friday would reduce health care costs for Connecticut residents, according to state officials.

HOLYOKE — The state treasurer’s office is exploring the creation of a baby bonds program that would set up government trust funds for qualifying infants to use when they get older, and is turning to an expert from Holyoke to help analyze the idea....

The Office of Health Strategy and the Office of the State Comptroller, on Tuesday, announced the results of a study that found roughly 8,500 additional Connecticut households would be able to afford their basic needs, if policy changes are implemented that increase the affordability of health care. The report analyzed the effects of recent healthcare legislation using the Connecticut Healthcare Affordability Index interactive tool, unveiled in June 2021, which measures the impact of various models on families’ ability to make ends meet.