Among the things to look out for in CT’s election this week are results of the absentee voting ballot question and the 5th District race.
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Riding CT’s Shore Line East: What to know about train tickets, routes, fares
Shore Line East is a commuter rail line that serves several southern CT towns, largely east of New Haven. Here’s how to ride the train.
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CT health insurance: How to pick a plan
If you just moved to CT, had an employment change or are turning 26, you might need a new health insurance plan. Here’s what to look for.
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In CT, no-excuse absentee voting is on the ballot. Here’s what to know
In this year’s election, CT voters will be asked whether the state constitution should be amended to allow all voters to cast ballots by mail.
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What to know about the Kids Online Safety Act
The bill, co-authored by CT Sen. Richard Blumenthal, is designed to protect minors from a multitude of dangers online. Here are the details.
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CT 2024 primary elections: How to vote and who’s running
Connecticut is holding a primary election on Aug. 13 for Democrats and Republicans to decide who will compete in several down-ballot races.
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CT EBT summer 2024 benefits: What to know about ‘SUN Bucks’
The federal program offers families an extra $120 per child to purchase food in the summer. But its implementation in CT had been delayed.
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Riding Metro-North in CT: What to know about fares, train times, stations
Metro-North Railroad takes CT commuters and visitors through the state and into New York City. Here’s how to ride the train.
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CT is considering health plan rate increases. Here’s what to know.
The CT insurance department is considering rate hikes for state-regulated health plans. Proposed increases range from 8.3% to 11.9%.
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CT paid sick leave law 2024: What to know about the expansion
In 2024, the CT General Assembly expanded the state’s sick days law, requiring more employers to offer paid time off. Here’s what changed.
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Are CT non-competes enforceable? What to know about state law
CT doesn’t have one standard for enforcing a non-compete; rather, courts rely on a five-factor test to determine whether an agreement is reasonable.
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CT may expand its paid sick leave law this year. Here’s what to know
CT legislators are considering expanding the state’s paid sick time law to require that all businesses offer at least 40 hours of paid sick leave each year.
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Connecticut’s presidential primary election is this week. Here’s what to know.
CT heads to the polls on Tuesday to cast its votes in the state’s Democratic and Republican presidential primary elections.
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Is CT community college free for everyone? What to know about the PACT program
Qualifying CT community college students can graduate without tuition debt through the state’s Pledge to Advance Connecticut initiative.
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CT’s 2024 legislative session begins soon. Here’s what to expect
On Feb. 7, the Connecticut General Assembly will convene for its 2024 legislative session, which will last through May 6.