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Before Spending Millions to Replace Federal Subsidies, Connecticut Should Audit Its Own Data
Access Health CT — the state’s health insurance exchange — recently warned that as many as 30 to 35 percent of its 150,000 marketplace enrollees may lose coverage in the coming years as federal subsidies expire and verification rules tighten. The…
Connecticut Cannot Solve Its Housing Crisis While…
At Connecticut’s 2025 State of Housing Conference on Nov. 17 and 18, one panel stood out for all the…
Before the Ink Dried, the Union Was Already Calling the…
The bill authorizing UConn Health to purchase Waterbury Hospital wasn’t even written when one of…
Over a Decade at the Bottom: Connecticut’s Tax System…
For the eleventh consecutive year, Connecticut has ranked among the worst states in America for tax…
CT State Police Lieutenant Made $259K Last Year — Half…
When a law-enforcement agency allows its own managers to approve their own pay, accountability isn’t…
One in Four State Employee Pension Dollars Flow Out of State
Florida may be nicknamed the Sunshine State, but for thousands of retired Connecticut state employees, it’s the “pension state”. According to state records, Connecticut’s retirement system paid out $2.7 billion in pension checks in 2024, and nearly…
Connecticut’s Homeschool Debate: What the Facts…
Connecticut’s Homeschool Debate: What the Facts Actually Show In the wake of the tragic discovery…
Legislators Push for a Vote — But the Public Still…
At a virtual housing forum hosted by Open Communities Alliance (OCA) on October 9, State Rep. Eleni…
Lamont Signals ‘No’ to SEBAC
According to 4Cs SEIU 1973 (4Cs) — the union representing more than 4,000 faculty at Connecticut’s…
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