After months of delays filling the positions, CT hired three more case managers, giving more families access to autism waiver program.
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CT explores how to notify people convictions were erased under ‘clean slate’
About 150,000 people have benefitted from the legislation so far, but CT doesn’t have a way to notify people when convictions are wiped.
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CT overhauls environmental cleanup rules to spur redevelopment
CT is home to more than 1,000 brownfields. Experts say the longstanding state law is one reason why so many remain.
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CT State Police agree to allow highway overpass demonstrations
The agreement ends a legal battle brought by ACLU last year after state police cited people protesting President Trump on highway bridges.
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Following Trump’s reelection, CT Republicans excited, but still outnumbered in state government
Republican lawmakers largely see the presidential election results as a win. But it may not translate into more wins for conservatives in CT.
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Connecticut hires contractor to implement Clean Slate law after repeated delays
CT hired an outside contractor to help fix major data quality issues after a law that automatically erases some criminal records faced repeated delays.