At CT colleges, Israel-Hamas war tensions lead to safety concerns
CT campus protests have largely been peaceful, but isolated incidents and university rhetoric have made some students question their safety.
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State and UConn officials announced Wednesday that a health care investment consulting firm will be retained to assess the marketplace.
Report: Widening “diversity gap” between students and teachers of color
The Education Reform Now CT report says that while the teacher workforce is more diverse, it’s not keeping up with the pace of student diversity in schools.
CT senators say accountability lacking in latest Coast Guard report
Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal say the internal review into sex assault and harassment at the Coast Guard Academy comes up short.
CT nonprofit providers accept Lamont’s thanks. They’d prefer money.
Lamont has yet to drop hints about who might benefit from budget revisions his administration will propose when the General Assembly returns.
Connecticut prisons likely under-screen, under-diagnose cancer, study finds
Yale School of Medicine researchers also saw a trend toward diagnosis of late-stage cancers in the post-incarceration period.
Pentagon taps Pratt & Whitney as sole provider of F135 engine upgrades
CT’s congressional delegation worked for years to get funding for modernizing the fighter jet engine made at the East Hartford-based company.
Athena nursing homes behind on paying worker health claims, CEO says
Athena Health Care Systems’ CEO acknowledged the company is six months behind on paying health claims for workers on its health plan.
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