HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Governor Lamont is going to veto special education funding that passed the legislature. The general assembly voted last week to approve $43 million in emergency spending.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has returned from a state trade mission to India with a broken arm. Lamont, who is right-handed, ...

Legislators seeking to ease state budget restrictions that have forced state government to save billions since in recent years ... inherited a large projected shortfall, Lamont wanted to ...

Given Connecticut’s economic performance for a large portion of this century ... state’s economy has performed better in recent years, while Lamont — a former business owner whose philosophy ...

Mr. Lamont has been a member of the firm of J. P. Morgan and Company since 1911 and is now director of many large companies and corporations. He is also owner of the New York Evening Post and a ...

Ned Lamont sees eye-to-eye with the new occupant ... could complicate the development of new reactors, as evidenced by a recent projects in Georgia and South Carolina that took years and went ...

Ned Lamont walked into a packed room of reporters ... "It depends on who your employer is. Do you work for a large employer or a small employer? Are you unionized or not? And are you rich or ...

This fight is Lamont Roach’s first time fighting in the lightweight class. The 25-1-1 boxer has defended his title once before, and now he’ll move up a weight class. He’s entering today’s ...

Democratic majority leaders said they would review Lamont's opposition to the special ... We think putting $40 million of our very large surplus toward special education is a good time for it ...