Ned Lamont

Democratic Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s gross adjusted income for three of his four years in office totaled nearly $26 million, according to tax records released Thursday in a gubernatorial rematch between two wealthy candidates. Lamont’s earnings came mostly from interest and dividend income. The former cable television entrepreneur has not taken the state’s annual $150,000 salary for the job...

Gov. Ned Lamont announced Thursday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Governor Ned Lamont rolled up his sleeve for a second booster shot Thursday evening.

Governor Ned Lamont addressed the General Assembly in person for the first time in two years and spoke on various issues.

Gov. Ned Lamont won’t push for lawmakers to renew executive orders requiring certain state employees and teachers either get vaccinated or tested for COVID-19. Lamont said Thursday those mandates aren’t among the 11 mandates he’s recommending the General Assembly extend when his emergency powers expire on Feb. 15. Both the large number of people who’ve gotten vaccinated and the...

The cost of daycare for a family with two children can exceed a mortgage payment and many parents can’t keep up with the cost. Now, officials want the federal government to step in. It’s part of the Build Back Better bill. The bill, which is stuck in negotiations in Congress, would guarantee parents would not spend more than seven...

Gov. Ned Lamont Monday said money from the yet-to-be passed Build Back Better bill could help struggling families cover the costs of childcare.

Some people that attended the Lamonts’ holiday gathering earlier this month tested positive for Covid-19, according to the governor’s director of communications, Max Reiss. Reiss said the event was held at their private residence in Greenwich on Dec. 11. All guests had to provide proof of full vaccination and present a negative Covid-19 test result before attending, according to Reiss….

Gov. Ned Lamont signed a sweeping executive order Thursday that calls for improved energy efficiency and a reduction in the number of miles people drive. But not everyone believes it will have much of an impact on climate change.

A digital vaccine passport app was live Wednesday ahead of its expected official launch next week.

The vaccine passport system that would allow private businesses to verify your vaccine status is already here. Republicans are calling for public hearings, but the governor says the system will officially launch next week.

Gov. Ned Lamont was on the south lawn of the White House as President Joe Biden signed the trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. But the governor says it’s not all free money.

A Waterford man who told police he thought government leaders were putting COVID-19 patients into nursing homes to get elderly people sick is accused of threatening the governor on Twitter and has been charged.

Christine Stuart reports on the governor’s renewed talk of property tax relief as he announces his bid for re-election.

Gov. Ned Lamont wants another four years in office and on Monday he filed the paperwork to run for re-election, but the Republican Party is ready to mount a challenge.

Governor Ned Lamont filed paperwork Monday to begin the process of running for re-election next year. Even though Lamont has filed paperwork to begin the process of running for re-election, this isn’t him actually announcing his re-election bid. Much of Lamont’s time as Connecticut’s 89th governor has been spent dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. The state’s first positive case...

The Connecticut House of Representatives has voted to extend Gov. Ned Lamont’s emergency executive powers until February. The measure now heads to the Senate.

The Connecticut House of Representatives has voted to extend Gov. Ned Lamont’s emergency executive powers until February. The vote was 80-60. Now, the measure heads to the Senate. The governor wants his powers extended through February 15, 2022. That is nearly two years since the first declaration of public health and civil preparedness emergencies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic…

Gov. Ned Lamont wants the legislature to extend his executive powers before the end of the month. There’s also at least one thing he’s contemplating doing on his own.