HARTFORD, CT — About 25,000 state residents who are about to lose their federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits as a result of changes…
Emily Clayton
Comptroller Sean Scanlon recently declared that “the crisis is over” with respect to the state’s fiscal condition. While Connecticut has made significant progress in recent years, such a statement masks…
April 18th, 2026
Annual one-day event that gathers CPG/wholesale-focused food & beverage brands and other key stakeholders in Connecticut's food industry.
The Big Connecticut Food Event…
The state legislature this week approved “emergency certified” legislation adopting a sweeping list of policies, ranging from education reform and election security measures to warehouse mandates.
SB 298, which…
The General Assembly is poised to take an “emergency” shortcut to pass legislation that would, among other things, provide millions in earmarks and other grants…
Though Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposed $200-per-person election-year rebate will dominate the political conversation, most of the $28.7 billion budget he released Wednesday will simply maintain…
For a generation or more, the lowly penny has been ignored: largely a nuisance at the check-out counter, sidelined by credit or debit and unceremoniously tossed in…
With food insecurity on the rise and changes to programs like SNAP, some Connecticut lawmakers are making a renewed push to pass legislation during the 2026 session…
The end of the government shutdown meant food stamp benefits were restored for millions across the U.S., but about 36,000 Connecticut residents are still at…
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Gov. Ned Lamont announced Friday he will run for a third term in office, capping years of speculation surrounding the governor’s…