Dave Altimari

A federal grand jury in October ordered the state of Connecticut to turn over Medicaid enrollment information for a Bristol optometrist.

An internal affairs report found state employees colluded to hire Aimee Plourde for a high-ranking role. She resigned after an investigation.

The closure of the Bristol facilities would leave Athena with six nursing homes in CT, down from the 22 facilities it owned two years ago. 

Officials say applications to the Hartford Flood Relief & Compensation Program have slowed and American Rescue Plan Act funding will dry up.

CT State Police's 2023 traffic stop numbers were reported incorrectly last week, officials said, due to a software problem.

A CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection internal probe led to the agency's CFO and a top assistant leaving their jobs.

DeVaughn L. Ward will begin serving as CT's interim Correction ombudsman on Sept. 23 and will stay on until the role is filled permanently. 

The program comes in response to the murder of a visiting nurse who was killed when she went to the residence of a registered sex offender.

Hear John Dankosky chat with State Treas. Erick Russell about investments in Israel, Baby Bonds, the unclaimed property program and more!

Among the nearly 100 CT laws that take effect on July 1 are reforms to teacher certifications and benefits for families of fallen officers.