Emily Knapton

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Jan 1, 2024, 7:33 AM

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In Connecticut, more than a dozen new laws are going into effect with the new year.

Connecticut's minimum wage is rising by 69 cents to $15.69. It remains one of the top five highest in the nation.

The biggest tax cut in state history kicks in on Jan. 1.

Those who earn under $50,000 will not pay any state income tax and most retirement income will now be exempt from taxes.