Kevin Rennie: An ill-conceived disaster for Lamont and Connecticut
Gov. Ned Lamont continues to scramble to limit the damage being done by growing revelations of an alleged contracting scandal at the heart of his administration.
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Gov. Ned Lamont continues to scramble to limit the damage being done by growing revelations of an alleged contracting scandal at the heart of his administration.
Fallout from the pandemic, which has exhausted staffs and depleted resources across the state’s health care sector, could drive the change they’ve been seeking.
It is the rare moment when a Republican elected official intervenes to alter Democratic intentions at the Capitol. Full credit to House Minority Leader Vincent Candelora, R-North Branford, for discovering a fat favor embedded in the marijuana bill.
UConn Womens' fans need to get real; comp time for getting vaccinated?
It's been quite a week for Connecticut politics, what with some Republicans claiming last week's riots in Washington were started by antifa leftists and the incoming House minority leader comparing the siege of the U.S. Capitol with the summer's Black Lives Matter protests. Connecticut journalists have kept up pretty well with the turmoil. Some of the curious news twists of the week have actually pivoted on Connecticut journalism, both good and bad. On the good side of that equation, we saw fine reporting from Jon Lender of the Hartford Courant, who thoroughly explored what I would have to la...