Nearly one-third of the US votes by mail. US Supreme Court preliminary approval of Trump’s order restricting mail voting creates uncertainty.
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Shark populations ‘increasing slowly’ in Long Island Sound, CT biologist says
Certain shark species native to Long Island Sound are increasing in population, according to CT’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
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States pour taxpayer dollars into college sports as athlete pay and costs soar
CT lawmakers authorized UConn to issue vouchers for tax credits equal to half the amount of donations, sponsorships, licensing endorsements.
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Parents are being held responsible for their kids’ crimes under new laws
Across the US, lawmakers and prosecutors seeking ways to respond to youth crime and public disorder are asking: Where were their parents?
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CT’s GOP says it can win the 5th Congressional District race
Republican Chris Shea said he sees an opening with unaffiliated voters which could help him defeat Democratic incumbent Rep. Jahana Hayes.
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CT’s 1st Congressional District candidates share housing affordability plans
Democrat Luke Bronin and Republican Dr. Amy Chai are running to represent Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex Counties. They have plans to address housing.
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CT inspector general rules prison death a suicide
The OIG determined that Segundo Gamboy Guaranda died by suicide. Tt also found CT Dept. of Correction was ‘negligent’ in monitoring his cell.
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Schools spend billions on AI, but struggle to figure out what’s worth buying
As school districts weigh which tools are safe and worth spending money on, some officials are feeling overwhelmed by the array of choices.
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CT police chiefs work to address camera enforcement concerns
Police around CT are scrambling to work out additional privacy protections they can implement, especially for cameras made by Flock Safety.