Expanded Anti-Bullying Law in CT
The state's newly expanded anti-bullying law requires training for every worker associated with school districts.
Connecticut
Business Leaders Help Reform Conn. Schools
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)--Several corporate leaders are launching a nonprofit organization to push for education reforms in Connecticut, saying changes are critical to the state's business climate, economy and the quality of its workforce.
Test Scores Up for Conn. Youth
An annual test for Connecticut sophomores shows those from low-income homes are making noteworthy progress in reading, science, math and writing.
Unions Strike Down Concessions Deal Integral to Connecticut Budget
A union vote on Friday scuttled a labor-concessions package that the governor was counting on to balance a two-year state budget, setting the stage for cuts that could include thousands of layoffs.
Feds Give States Money for High Speed Rails
Nearly $800 million in federal money will be used to upgrade high speed rail service on the Northeast corridor. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said the improvements will save passengers thousands of traveling hours.
Connecticut Budget “Spreads the Pain”
Shared sacrifice was the motto of Governor Dannel Malloy’s first budget proposal Wednesday.
Metro-North's New Haven Line Still Experiencing Problems
Metro-North’s New Haven line is still struggling to get back on track after this winter’s slew of snow storms.
Democratic Candidates In Connecticut Continue to Hold the Lead
Democrat Dan Malloy continues to hold a slight lead over Republican businessman Tom Foley in the race for Connecticut governor a week before Election Day.
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