CT housing authorities have federal funding through December, but what will come next for those who rely on the government to stay housed?
CT housing authorities will have federal money through Dec. What’s next is unclear
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Democrat Dr. David Chess defeats GOP incumbent Laura Hoydick in Stratford mayoral race
Stratford elected a Democratic mayor for the first time in nearly a decade, and the city was one of the top-performing in CT for early voting.
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It’s too late, America
Once we lost our collective reason to a demagogue peddling lies, we also lost our republic.
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Democrats score big in CT municipal races, flipping GOP seats
CT Democrats made broad gains in Tuesday’s elections, flipping seats that had been controlled by Republicans in New Britain and other cities.
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Elecciones municipales de CT 2025: Resultados en vivo
Aquí están los resultados no oficiales de las contiendas electorales en Connecticut, que se llevaron acabo el 4 de noviembre de 2025.
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CT 2025 municipal elections: Live results
CT Mirror is publishing results from local races across CT as the Secretary of the State’s office reports them. Keep up with the tallies here.
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Will Lamont replace all vanishing SNAP benefits? He won’t say
The Connecticut General Assembly could give the governor a lot of flexibility in deciding when to release funds for SNAP and how much.
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On a windy Election Day, CT voters cast ballots for municipal candidates
The weather may have affected morning turnout, with some polling places reporting a slight — though steady — trickle of voters.
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Republican voter registration is up in CT, especially in the cities
The number of registered Republicans voters in Connecticut increased by almost 6%, or more than 26,000 voters, over the course of four years.
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Bridgeport City Council passes anti-ICE resolution
Bridgeport’s city council passed a largely symbolic resolution Monday prohibiting municipal staff from cooperating with federal deportation efforts by U.S. ICE agents.
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In CT, finding candidates to run for local office is getting harder
Hostile online politics and waning civic engagement — plus the substantial time commitment — have discouraged people from seeking office.
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Sleepless on the railroad sidelines in Milford
The price of progress shouldn’t be paid in sleepless nights and compromised quality of life for those who live in its shadow.
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Faculty matter most. So where’s the support?
Faculty “is the #1 predictor for student return, retention, and graduation, above and beyond all other factors.
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CT sues Trump admin. over changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness program
The lawsuit came in response to a new rule that could block certain nonprofit, government employees from eligibility for the program.