Chris Murphy discharged from hospital after stroke
Sen. Chris Murphy will spend a few weeks at a rehabilitation center after suffering a stroke. His doctor said he expects “a full recovery.”
REGISTER NOW: The State of The First Amendment
On Tuesday, November 17, Daniel Klau will sit down with Emily Bazelon, and Justin Silverman to discuss the state of the first amendment.
Recent Reader Favorites
More Recent Stories
Fairfield Dems credit election wins to national politics, NY transplants
Fairfield, a former Republican stronghold, flipped completely into a town fully represented by Democrats at the federal and state level.
August ICE raids stoked fear in Danbury schools, uneasy silence elsewhere
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation sent shockwaves through the city and changed how students perceive the agency’s role.
Sen. Chris Murphy ‘making remarkable progress’ after stroke
A spokesman for Chris Murphy said the senator continues to improve since having a stroke but didn’t elaborate on his condition or recovery.
Offshore Revolution Wind development is now fully operational
Revolution Wind reached full commercial operation off the coast of Rhode Island in October, developer Ørsted told investors on Thursday.
Trans sports bans get voter approval in 4 states
Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington are on track to pass or have passed restrictions to transgender athletes’ participation in sports.
CT delegation previews agenda as blue wave swamps U.S. Congress
CT’s delegation prepares to gain significant influence with new committee roles. They want to strike a balance on oversight and priorities.
Wallingford to conduct ‘discrepancy recount’ after running out of ballots
The town of Wallingford will conduct a “discrepancy recount” on Friday following potential ballot mishandling.
CT Dems say blue wave presents opportunities — and challenges
CT Democrats celebrated Gov. Ned Lamont’s landslide reelection and Republicans’ stunning General Assembly losses.
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.