Susan Raff

CT house speaker wants to hit the pause button. He wants to declare a state of emergency & adjust fiscal guardrails https://t.co/w76To5Q8dN

Celebrating 25 anniversary of Connecticut's Safe Havens law. 59 babies saved. 120 nationwide. Mothers can drop their newborns off at the hospital no questions asked. https://t.co/GyWSnwa6oU

CT fastrak celebrates 10 years and more than 25 million passenger trips https://t.co/ekBqm8SBFI

CT Governor Ned Lamont calls Trump cuts to public health the "most ill conceived" $149 million total. It will impact local health departments and efforts to prevent infectious diseases with vaccines. It will also affect mental health services. https://t.co/3aUkhfSce1

CT DPH Commissioner Manisha Juthani says Trump cuts in public health means CT loses $149 milliton. She says cuts will be devastating for research & tracking infectious diseases like measles. It also means a loss in funding for local health departments. https://t.co/RKoT33kXMO

Governor Lamont says there should be a hearing and more information regarding the arrest of a Waterbury woman who is charged with keeping her stepson locked in a small room for more than two decades.

Maribel Rodriguez, mother & grandmother in Waterbury worries about dismantling US DOE. "We need our children to succeed" "Where is the humanity" "I was one of those kids who went to school hungry" https://t.co/zTIkvb8e81

Congresswoman Jahana Hayes speaks out against Trump dismantling DOE. "Our children are at risk" "What services will be cut" https://t.co/VG7SFwolGD

David Arconti sails through Executive Nominations Today's vote 20-1. If approved by the General Assembly, he could serve a full term on PURA as a commissioner. https://t.co/nd8nxFXfGV

There's another Republican entering the race for Governor in CT. Westport First Selectwoman Jen Tooker considers herself a moderate.

At this point, there will be no vote to override Governor Lamont's veto on special education funding. A compromise has been reached to take 43 million out of the state surplus.

House speaker Matt Ritter says a compromise has been reached on special education funding. He says 43 million will be taken out of the state surplus.

CT educators speak out against Governor Lamont's veto for special education funding. But now we're hearing there's a compromise being worked out with the governor's office and lawmakers. https://t.co/nuDtlIg9Em

As expected - Governor Lamont will line item veto 43 million in Special education funding passed by General Assembly

Senate Republicans are calling for a pause on the re-appointment of PURA chairman Marissa Gillett. They believe there was a quid pro quo by Democrats to get one of their Senators to vote yes #wfsb https://t.co/FdMGWrOedS

Emergency certification passes in the house. This includes more money for special education, veterans exemption on property taxes, speeding up process to help find a future buyer for 3 CT Hospitals whose parent company is bankrupt #wfsb https://t.co/uWLHF4EAES

Wanda Geter Pataky showed up on on election night in Bridgeport with the hat that said queen. She now faces more than 92 criminal charges for election fraud. https://t.co/7RRGRVsw4m