Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is traveling to Washington this week to deliver an address at a conference on energy policy.
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy outlined his proposed $43.8 billion dollar budget for the next two fiscal years. Malloy said there are no new tax increases, but there is 5 percent growth in yearly spending.
The Malloy administration is preparing to award the first round of grants to towns and cities that agree to jointly buy or lease vehicles and capital equipment.
A judge has ruled that the state's recent repeal of the death penalty can't be raised as an issue in a long-running lawsuit by death row inmates challenging the fairness of capital punishment in Connecticut.
Two weeks before the traditional start of summer on Memorial Day, Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is set to announce a new state tourism campaign.
Connecticut senators have approved a series of education proposals championed by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Connecticut state Senators are debating a bill that would legalize marijuana for medical purposes and establish a well-regulated system of dispensing and growing the drug.
A high-profile bill that would allow Connecticut package stores to sell alcohol on Sundays and some retailers to discount one alcoholic liquor item each month is facing a second committee vote in the state legislature.
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