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  • New Haven schools blame COVID for their student's poor standardized testing scores.
  • Gastrodiplomacy is using food as a conduit to transcend differences, bring people together, and reach marginalized communities. It can even help people heal, in body and spirit.
  • Governor Hochul defends the plan to change overtime pay for farm workers.
  • Connecticut has announced its back-to-school guidance to keep staff and students safe from COVID-19.
  • Denise Merrill worked for 11 years to modernize the voting system in Connecticut as Secretary of the State. Now that she's stepped down from that office, Merrill is sharing her insights and experiences with The Full Story.
  • Connecticut Governor Lamont announced two key personnel changes ahead of his second term. New York Democrats push for Governor Hochul to replace the head of their party.
  • Governor Lamont met with state legislative leaders to discuss “hero pay.” Connecticut employers added over a thousand jobs last month. New Haven schools are dealing with a chronic absenteeism problem. And Connecticut works to meet the demand of women from other states seeking abortions.
  • A rate hike for Eversource and United Illuminating customers. Connecticut will increase funding for “hero pay”. NYRA has some big projects in mind for Belmont Park.
  • Amazon has announced the launch of Amazon Clinic in 32 states, including Connecticut. A community reacts to a Long Island school district’s decision to ban pride flags.
  • Private hospitals on Long Island are still waiting on COVID relief money promised over a year ago. Millions of dollars are to be put towards job training in Connecticut, the state will get big money from a national settlement with makers of opioids, and what a new study reveals about storms in our region.
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