Stephanie Thomas, who begins her term as CT’s next secretary of the state in January, said there are many details yet to be worked out.
Matt Dwyer | Connecticut Public Radio
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Google will pay $6.5M to Connecticut as part of a national location privacy settlement
Google continued to collect personal information about its customers’ location even after those customers told the internet giant not to track their locations
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Frontier reaches $60-plus million settlement with the state over customer complaints
The company agreed to spend more than $40 million to upgrade internet service in economically distressed urban and rural communities.
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Senate Republicans release anti-crime proposals; Democrats are unconvinced
Senate Republicans Wednesday proposed making it easier to move some young people accused of breaking the law into adult court.
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After a pause, contracting review resumes at the Connecticut Port Authority
Lawmakers gave the Contracting Standards Board expanded authority to review deals reached by the Port Authority.
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Connecticut appealing bankruptcy judge’s decision on Purdue
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong has filed an appeal of a judge’s approval of Stamford-based Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy plan.
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Connecticut to sue to preserve ban on plans for 3D-printed guns
Connecticut will join 20 other states challenging Trump administration regulations regarding the online release of plans for 3D-printed firearms.