Plus: Briefs filed in support of CT’s assault weapons ban and PURA approves new solar tariffs
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Water rate hike request, Medicaid changes: CT politics news
Plus: The Trump administration focuses on women’s health and a Connecticut senator raises concerns about Russia-U.S. relations.
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Medicaid changes impact, newest culinary trail: CT politics news
Plus: Social security recipients will see an increase and Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 funding wants to encourage regionalization.
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Data privacy lawsuit, subsidies for childcare staff: CT politics news
Plus: Schools get funding toward special ed and addressing attendance, while CT outpaces rest of New England in second quarter GDP growth.
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Blumenthal forum on ICE shootings, AI risks: CT politics news
Plus: Senate Republicans on Zulma Toro’s resignation, and Congress’ final acts before the midterms on a bill CT senators oppose.
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Murphy wades into midterms, CT voter turnout: CT politics news
Plus: Connecticut’s unemployment rate falls as private sector jobs grow, and Connecticut’s education department puts focus on STEM equity.
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Electric bills, primary spending, CCSU president complaint: CT politics news
Plus: the Blue Ribbon Commission is at work, a foster care prevention grant is awarded, and Lamont announces new Shore Line East trains.
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Puerto Rico water crisis, youth marketing campaign: CT politics news
Plus: CT commemorates International Overdose Remembrance Day, new cancer treatment arrives, and officials highlight local Latino businesses.
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Housing, CSCU auditing, school technology: CT politics news
Plus: PURA holds electric rates steady and Gov. Ned Lamont gets an endorsement from the Connecticut Association of Realtors.
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Gender-affirming care, Russia sanctions and Kalshi: CT politics news
Plus: A ruling on HUD funding, Connecticut’s CEO-worker pay gap, ‘Sales-Tax-Free’ Week and a storm forces a Ryan Fazio event to relocate.
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Historic site defaced, senator’s populist pitch and tourists abound: CT politics news
Murphy maps out his vision of ‘economic populism.’ State tourism had a big year. And a robbery at the Nathan Hale Homestead in Coventry.
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Blumenthal’s bill, mental health grants, Electric Boat: CT politics news
Plus: A survey suggests support for schools sharing services, a summit addresses threats, and Connecticut Innovators reports a record year.
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Bronin campaign, Iran war votes, TPS holders: CT politics news
Plus: Work stacks up for Congress post-recess, a report condemns “extorded compliance,” and CT puts $10M towards rural infrastructure.
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Are automated license plate readers used to enforce traffic laws in CT?
The cameras continuously capture vehicle information such as license plate numbers, make, model, color and other identifying features.
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Do doctors have to petition insurers to get some care approved?
Insurers sometimes require permission before certain treatments, medications, imaging tests and procedures can be provided or covered.