When Connecticut lawmakers pushed the UConn Health hospital acquisition bill through the November special session — without a public hearing — it was clear transparency was not the priority. Now UConn Health, the state-run […]
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Connecticut ranks among the least friendly states for faith-based nonprofit organizations, largely due to restrictive regulatory and tax policies. These rules not only limit religious expression and charitable outreach but also mirror a national trend: as civic associations shutter, governments expand — shifting more costs onto inflating state budgets and, thus, taxpayers. In Napa Legal Institute’s 2025 […]
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 […]
At Connecticut’s 2025 State of Housing Conference on Nov. 17 and 18, one panel stood out for all the wrong reasons. The session titled “Union-Built Affordable Housing” was billed as a serious discussion of how […]
The bill authorizing UConn Health to purchase Waterbury Hospital wasn’t even written when one of Connecticut’s most politically influential healthcare unions began issuing demands. On Oct. 17 — weeks before the House passed the bill […]
Connecticut lawmakers are moving quickly in a special session — tackling housing, emergency spending, and healthcare policy from Nov. 12-13. Some proposals represent steps in the right direction. Others risk repeating old mistakes. Here’s where […]
UConn Health — the state’s public medical center that includes the UConn School of Medicine, the School of Dental Medicine, and John Dempsey Hospital — is now at the center of Governor Ned Lamont’s plan […]
For the eleventh consecutive year, Connecticut has ranked among the worst states in America for tax competitiveness — a streak that’s starting to look less like bad luck and more like the inevitable consequences of […]
With a special session expected in mid-November, progressives are using an emerging funding crisis to revisit Connecticut’s fiscal guardrails and advance other priorities such as health care and affordable housing. The emergency — triggered by […]
When a law-enforcement agency allows its own managers to approve their own pay, accountability isn’t just missing — it’s broken. For years, the Connecticut State Police have paid out tens of millions of dollars in […]
