Amid bankruptcy, Prospect's 3 CT hospitals to stay open and safe, state officials vow
Waterbury, Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals remain open and will get extra state monitoring, officials ...
CT city mayors, school superintendents want state to boost funding by $545M
Mayors and superintendents in CT’s five largest cities said they need more money to educate their large numbers of high-need ...
Dan Haar: Lamont will pitch a tax cut in Connecticut next month. Here's what that means
A cut in Connecticut taxes has not been widely discussed at the Capitol this year amid spending battles, but Gov. Ned Lamont ...
CT couple brings taste of their homeland to new restaurant. ‘Trying to make a melting pot of food.’
Mulla, 33, and her husband Florjan Dragolli, opened up their first restaurant, M.I.A. Cafe Lounge, in December. It is located ...
Police looking for man wanted for murder in CT rental hall shooting
Police are looking for a man wanted on murder and firearm charges in connection with a triple shooting at a rental hall in ...
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Connecticut's 5 largest cities form coalition to demand more education funding from the state
Bridgeport leaders are working together with mayors and superintendents from Connecticut’s largest cities – Hartford, New Haven, Stamford and Waterbury.
Prospect Medical files for bankruptcy
Prospect Medical Holdings, a Los Angeles-based medical company that owns three hospitals in Connecticut, has filed for ...
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CT mayors, superintendents call for more education funding, loosening of state's 'fiscal guardrails'
Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons, along with the mayors and superintendents of Connecticut’s five largest cities gather in the ...
Lawmakers worry Trinity Health staffing change could be ‘disaster'
Trinity Health of New England has informed medical staff at its three hospitals in Connecticut that they now have to work for ...
Connecticut officials push for more state funding in education
Five big city mayors and superintendents are calling on the state to increase funding to support high-needs students.
Newborns in CT homeless shelters, frostbite cases grow. Advocates compare situation to ‘hunger games’
The hardest part, Connecticut advocates say, is turning people away in the cold because we’ve “got no place for you to go.” ...