Days after President Donald Trump signed his megabill into law, Connecticut Democrats say they’re bracing for the impact.

Connecticut is facing major federal cuts, although some won't happen until 2027. Gov. Ned Lamont said the state will protect vital programs – but he couldn't rule out a future tax hike.

Gov. Ned Lamont addresses press conference July 7 regarding the federal cuts in Medicaid and SNAP benefits. State Social Services ...

Officials don't have a full assessment of the law on CT's finances, but the governor said he saw no immediate need for new ...

Connecticut officials are warning of widespread harm to health care access, state finances, and working families under the ...

Big beautiful' budget bill freezes Medicaid funding for reproductive health for one year. Leaders vow to continue serving all ...

Connecticut officials pledged Monday to fil the upcoming gaps from cuts in Medicaid and food stamps as they rallied to ...

A new recycling law will require battery manufacturers to create a plan for battery disposal and recycling that includes free ...

Connecticut officials are scrambling to read and react to the wide-ranging budget bill signed by President Donald Trump. Gov.

Now that President Donald Trump’s so-called “big beautiful bill” is law, the big question remains: what will the impact be on ...

Elected officials visited Charter Oak Health Center in Hartford on Monday to decry federal funding cuts to services like Medicaid and food stamps.