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Connecticut General Election 2026 Voter Guide
A voter guide for everything about the Nov. 3 General Election in Connecticut: When to vote, how to vote and all of the candidates.
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How Connecticut Hospitals Are Modernizing Critical Infrastructure for the Future
Connecticut healthcare systems are modernizing critical energy infrastructure to improve reliability, increase efficiency, and support patient care for years to come.
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Connecticut Primary Election 2026 Voter Guide
Connecticut’s primary election will take place on Aug. 11. Here’s what to know about how to register, vote and know who’s running.
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Are automated license plate readers used to enforce traffic laws in CT?
The cameras continuously capture vehicle information such as license plate numbers, make, model, color and other identifying features.
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Do doctors have to petition insurers to get some care approved?
Insurers sometimes require permission before certain treatments, medications, imaging tests and procedures can be provided or covered.
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Do over 40% of U.S. children have at least one chronic health condition?
More than 40% of school-aged children and adolescents in the United States have at least one chronic health condition.
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Does CT require restaurants to publicly display inspection scores?
Connecticut law focuses on providing nutritional information, not public health ratings.
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How to Protect Kids in a Connected World
Internet Safety Month encourages small digital habits that will lead to big protection for kids and families online.
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Affordable Financing Helps Connecticut Nonprofits Build Stronger Communities
Affordable financing is helping Connecticut nonprofits expand services, modernize facilities, and strengthen communities without diverting resources from those they serve.
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When Every Dollar Counts, Even Entertainment Gets Reimagined
As rising costs strain Connecticut households, many families are rethinking how they watch TV, and what counts as essential entertainment.
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Connecticut fined every major insurer for blocking mental health care. Now what?
Connecticut fined all five major health insurers for mental health parity violations. Here’s what the enforcement action means and what still has to change.
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Did CT Sen. Richard Blumenthal vote to block U.S. arms sale to Israel?
The resolutions voted on by the U.S. Senate in April 2026 would have blocked the sale of bulldozers and bombs to Israel.
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Connecticut Expands AI Workforce Training Through Charter Oak Partnership
Charter Oak State College, part of the Connecticut State Colleges & Universities (CSCU) system, announced a significant expansion of its AI Academy to support workforce development as AI reshapes critical sectors.
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Are CT men under 26 always enrolled for selective service when licensed to drive?
Many U.S. states register men ages 18-25 for the Selective Service – or military draft pool – when issuing a driver’s license.