No fatalities were reported and a person was in custody Tuesday night. Police said they ‘do not believe this was a random act of violence.’
Suspect arrested after 5 shot at Brass Mill Center in Waterbury
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It’s time to fix CT’s broken special ed system
For far too long, we’ve patched holes instead of building a system that works. It’s time for real, structural change — because our kids deserve better.
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The right direction for AI in CT
Connecticut has an opportunity to lead the way in ethical, inclusive AI policy that supports economic development and community empowerment.
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The critical role of the Roberta B. Willis Scholarship
Nearly 15,000 additional students are eligible to receive the grant, but inadequate funding leaves them without state scholarship support.
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CT House approves omnibus housing bill following compromises
The CT House on Tuesday night passed an omnibus housing bill focused on zoning, transit-oriented development, parking, homelessness and more.
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CT lawmakers pass expanded Trust Act
Bill allows individuals to sue over violations of the law and expands situations where officials can comply with ICE detainers.
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CT passes bill ensuring access to reproductive care for youth under 18
The bill guarantees that minors in Connecticut can receive contraceptive and pregnancy-related care without permission from their parents.
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Lamont urged to defend independence of CT SEEC by vetoing bill
Jeffrey Garfield urged Gov. Ned Lamont to veto a bill that would give the legislature power over the hiring of SEEC’s executive director.
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Avelo Airlines begins flights from Arizona to Guatemala
Avelo Airlines, which has come under fire for running deportation flights, has begun flying from Arizona to an airport in Guatemala.
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Marisol Garcia’s journey to justice and rebuilding lives
One woman’s fight to become a voice for those often silenced, dismantling barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals.
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Spending cap will temper big investments in next CT budget
Will CT Democrats accept a budget that makes far more modest investments in health care and social services than they promised?
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SB2 –preparing CT women for an AI-driven future
Generative AI and AI automation threaten jobs traditionally held by women, especially in sectors such as administrative support, customer service, food service and retail/sales.
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CT school districts need special ed funding reform
Now, more than ever, we need our state legislature and governor to work together to fulfill their fiscal and moral obligation to students who receive special education services.