Politics & Policy

Connecticut has lost an estimated $2 billion in federal funding under Trump, with disaster relief and health grants among those affected.

Nearly two months into the program, Connecticut has distributed just 1,425 of 25,000 promised grocery gift cards.

A Plainfield company that customizes Boston Dynamics’ four-legged Spot robots has won a $1.3 million contract to supply four of the machines to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Wall Street’s view of Connecticut has improved, lowering borrowing costs, but critics warn spending changes could put that progress at risk.

GOP lawmakers say a fuel tax holiday could save Connecticut motorists $54 million a month.

UConn coach Dan Hurley backed the bill, while Connecticut Sens. Blumenthal and Murphy opposed the measure over athlete protections.

Pete Myers brings experience on business, energy and workers' compensation policy to one of Connecticut's highest-earning lobbying firms.

Friends Center for Children is expanding free teacher housing in New Haven as a workforce recruitment and retention strategy.

Connecticut’s new AI and data privacy laws will reshape rules for employers, consumers and minors over the next two years.

Charter Oak Communities (COC), Stamford’s housing authority, has named former Connecticut budget chief Ben Barnes as its next CEO, effective Oct. 1.