Category: News
CT lawmaker wants to rein in medical credit cards: ‘modern-day loan sharking’
Legislators on Connecticut’s General Law Committee are considering a bill aimed at ensuring consumers understand the potential pitfalls of medical credit cards before signing up….
Opinion: The great raccoon territorial war. If Trump stops it, we can talk Nobel Peace Prize
The borders are not clearly defined. We have been at war a long time. The infiltrators tend overwhelmingly to come at night. They prowl. They…
CT lawmakers weighing dangers of energy drinks to young people. Here’s what’s proposed
Lawmakers are weighing whether Connecticut should require signage warning of the dangers of energy drinks for children and teens. In a public hearing on Tuesday,…
Commentary: Florida deserves better than hate masquerading as politics
When gubernatorial candidate James Fishback addressed students at the University of Central Florida, he revealed his willingness to desecrate the sacred in pursuit of political…
It began with charcuterie. Now a business connects hundreds of customers with food creators across CT
The goal is to be an online storefront for Connecticut entrepreneurial home cooks, bakers, and caterers to showcase and sell their products throughout the state….
Letters: Obama video was appalling | Uthmeier disrespects workers | Laws of nature
Obama video was appalling We are appalled at the recent video depicting the Obamas in a dehumanizing manner (“Trump shares a racist video about Obamas,”…
Commentary: Don’t fear investment-owned housing
Last year, several bills were introduced in Florida to restrict large investors from purchasing single-family homes. These misguided bills, mainly supported by Democrats, failed to…
Commentary: The Supreme Court’s tariffs decision sends a clear message to Trump
The Supreme Court’s decision invalidating President Donald Trump’s tariffs sends a clear and crucial message: The justices will not be a simple rubber stamp approving…
A law that would change CT’s building code drew wide support and opposition. Why it may be repealed
Lawmakers are poised to repeal a 2024 law that would have changed state building code to allow only one stairway as an exit in some…
Advocates plead for $70 million from CT emergency fund. Here’s why
Advocates and child care providers say that they are in a crisis moment and are asking lawmakers to draw on an emergency fund created to…








