Of the roughly 14,000 doses requested by CT, only about 10,000 have been received and distributed, CT public health officials said.

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CT court hears arguments over release of names of troopers implicated in ticket scandal
A CT judge is considering whether to block the release of names of troopers alleged to have falsified records in an ongoing ticket scandal.
Attorneys raise new questions in West Hartford police shooting that left man dead
Attorneys for the family of Mike Alexander-Garcia say up to seven minutes may have elapsed before officers first began to render aid to him.
In wake of CT State Police ticket scandal, municipal police departments may face random audits
The body that audited the CT State Police said local police departments may be audited at random to check for fabricated racial profiling data.
An invasive plant could choke out aquatic life in CT River. State, feds are fighting back
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Advocates, attorneys say CT court ruling could have chilling effect on campus sex assault victims
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CT bill to lower legal blood alcohol limit ‘faces long odds,’ supporters say
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Sandy Hook survivors join call for reform of U.S. Supreme Court
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Free fares are over for CT bus riders. Who’s to blame?
Gov. Ned Lamont said the federal government forced the year-long program to expire. The government says that’s only partially correct.