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UConn's in-state students will pay an extra $608 next year in tuition under a plan approved unanimously Wednesday by the university's board of trustees.
Congressional investigators determined Coast Guard leaders failed to conduct prompt, thorough, and impartial investigations of allegations of harassment and bullying.
Gov. Ned Lamont had lofty goals, but found was that fixing Connecticut's budget meant grappling with the state’s enormous debt.
The General Assembly is convening a one-day special session next week to vote on a $1.8 billion settlement of a tax fight with the hospital industry and a revised version of a restaurant tip-credit bill vetoed in July.
Reps. Jim Himes and John Larson support a new trade deal that will replace NAFTA, but Rosa DeLauro, a key negotiator of the pact with the White House, is undecided about the agreement.
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