Lamont instructed an aide to draft a statement announcing his support for the legislation before ultimately vetoing it.

The University of Connecticut Department of Residential Life announced that rising sophomores are now guaranteed on-campus housing for the 2026-2027 year in an email to students on Oct. 16.   The ...

Realtors in leafy Greenwich say open houses have been packed and prices are through the roof thanks to the so-called “Mamdani ...

Connecticut lawmakers will return to the state capitol Wednesday and Thursday for a special session to vote on new housing ...

CT lawmakers passed the housing bill despite opposition and Gov. Lamont vetoed it. They’re poised to revisit it in a special ...

The No. 4 UConn men's basketball team (2-0) will return to action on Monday night when it hosts Columbia (1-0) at Gampel ...

After months of negotiations, the governor and state lawmakers have reached compromise on a new version of sweeping housing ...

For the past three years, a UConn professor and her students have been piecing together the history of the Mansfield Training ...

CT housing authorities have federal funding through December, but what will come next for those who rely on the government to ...

EAST HARTFORD - Top local elected officials from throughout the state joined Gov. Ned Lamont and House Majority Leader Jason ...