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End of state legislative session nears

The end of the state legislative session is at Midnight next Wednesday. As that deadline nears, there are hundreds of bills that need to be voted on, including the state budget.

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Will CT have a state budget this week? Trying to get closer

Republicans, Democrats, say a deal is close on new two-year state budget of almost $60 billion

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CT leaders call this critical week in state budget negotiations

Leaders of the state House of Representatives on Tuesday agreed that this week may be crucial to finalizing the next two-year budget.

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Half ounce of psychedelic mushrooms could be decriminalized in CT

The state House of Representatives on Wednesday approved legislation that would decriminalize small amount of psilocybin mushrooms

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Officials: CT lawmaker Quentin Williams was drunk when killed in crash

Connecticut Rep. Quentin Williams was drunk when he was killed in a wrong-way crash in January after leaving Gov. Ned Lamont s inaugural ball, officials say.

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