Yes, ConnDOT says, work on that faster train really is under way
Gov. Ned Lamont, members of Congress and CT officials outlined plans, again, to provide faster service by 2035 on the New Haven line.
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Lamont pledges to extend ACA subsidies. His gubernatorial challengers are split
Ned Lamont and challenger Josh Elliott would continue ACA subsidies beyond 2027. Ryan Fazio wants to address high healthcare costs first.
CT seeks to expand paraeducator workforce with new training initiative
State officials debuted the Paraeducator Preparation Academy, a 6-week free training course that seeks to train 200-250 paras in year one.
Election officials: ‘Motor voter’ registration of noncitizen an anomaly
House Republicans asked state auditors to examine whether Connecticut’s automated “motor voter” registration system is vulnerable to errors.
Feds’ new teen pregnancy prevention plan: Fertility and ‘reproductive goals’
The Trump administration will steer millions toward organizations that focus on anatomy, fertility tracking, hormonal production and ‘reproductive goals counseling.’
EPA violated key soot standard in Clean Air Act, court rules
EPA has until early 2027 to implement the strengthened particulate matter standard and designate the areas with air pollution violating it.
Lamont and Elliott clash, politely, in only TV debate before primary
Ned Lamont and his challenger for the Democratic nomination Josh Elliott hewed to familiar messages honed over the past year in the debate.
Lamont pledges eviction reform as tenants, lawmakers condemn corporate landlord
Gov. Ned Lamont joined a group of tenants and lawmakers in Hartford to call on Alpha Capital to improve conditions at its properties.
A state Senate primary could bring major changes to CT education
Sen. Douglas McCrory is facing a three-way primary next month that could have a major impact on K-12 education in Connecticut.
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