The 15-member Competitive Alcohol Liquor Pricing Task Force is scheduled to hear Wednesday from the Department of Revenue Services on existing state liquor and alcohol taxes, as well as the Department of Consumer Protection on the current regulatory scheme.
The group has until Jan. 1 to come up with recommendations for the legislature to consider in the new session, which begins in January.
A federal judge in Connecticut has ruled that part of a federal law that defines marriage as between a man and a woman and denies federal benefits to married gay couples is unconstitutional.
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.
The town of Cheshire has filed a lawsuit against the state over the amount of waste flowing from three prisons.
About 700 staff members at five nursing homes in Connecticut have carried out their threatened strike against five Connecticut nursing homes to protest what they say are labor concessions imposed by the New Jersey company that owns the facilities.
Researchers are taking a new look at bamboo to figure out if it's a pest that should be banned from Connecticut.
Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is returning to Connecticut to help raise money for the state's major organization for social conservatives.
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 lawmakers are facing a looming deadline to finish their work before the legislative session ends.
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